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AudioData: copyTo() method

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The copyTo() method of the AudioData interface copies a plane of an AudioData object to a destination buffer.

Syntax

copyTo(destination, options)

Parameters

  • destination
  • options
    • : An object containing the following:
      • planeIndex
        • : The index of the plane to copy from.
      • frameOffset Optional
        • : An integer giving the offset of the first frame to copy within the plane. Defaults to 0.
      • frameCount Optional
        • : An integer giving the number of frames to copy. If omitted, all frames from frameOffset to the end of the plane are copied.
      • format Optional
        • : A string indicating the audio format that the source samples should be converted to when copied to the destination. This can be any of the values: "u8", "s16", "s32", "f32", "u8-planar", "s16-planar", "s32-planar", and "f32-planar" (see format for more information). Note that "f32-planar" must be supported. If omitted, the samples are copied in the AudioData’s own format.

Return value

Undefined.

Exceptions

  • InvalidStateError DOMException
    • : Thrown if the AudioData object has been transferred.
  • RangeError
    • : Thrown if one of the following conditions is met:
      • The length of the sample is longer than the destination length.
      • The format of the AudioData object describes a planar format, but options.planeIndex is outside of the number of planes available.
      • The format of the AudioData object describes an interleaved format, but options.planeIndex is greater than 0.
  • NotSupportedError DOMException
    • : Thrown if the specified format to convert the data to is not supported.

Examples

The following example copies the plane at index 1 to a destination buffer.

AudioData.copyTo(AudioBuffer, { planeIndex: 1 });

Specifications

SpecificationsStandards references are available on the canonical MDN page.

Browser compatibility

Browser compatibilityCompatibility data is available on the canonical MDN page.