Don't think so, it was a few years ago though :/ Might have been an incorrect content-type header?
I'm looking into https://github.com/audiocogs to add AAC/other codecs to browsers with no support -- that's the main feature I'm missing with all these web-players, depending on the browser, parts of my library may not play.
> Might have been an incorrect content-type header?
Thought that as well, and it seems like there are multiple type headers for ogg. But none worked :/ Also not those that worked on other sites, so I thought about Content-Length and errors in my logic when to transcode. Went nowhere.
If you can install that clientside, that is a great feature. I tried to transcode and stream stuff on the server using ffmpeg, and the big problem was content-length – when streaming I could only estimate the correct setting, leading to some songs being ended too soon. Could've changed by now ofc in the new browser version.
Not quite there yet for me (small lags in the beginning), but that is already pretty great. I should integrate that instead of battling the transcoding, at least for FLAC, which seems like it will never be supported by browsers directly.
ownCloud Music app (https://github.com/owncloud/music) contributor here, I integrated Aurora.js with owncloud music app, and created a compatibility layer for Aurora.js and SoundManager2 (https://github.com/owncloud/music/pull/416). Audiocogs's ogg.js doesn't work, so I use browser's built-in decoder via SoundManager instead.
And Aurora.js' doesn't seem to be maintained anymore, I tried very hard to make it build, finding that the build scripts was intended to work on OSX (version unclear), but the developer never mentions it. And even if it builds, the result doesn't really work, Aurora.js, ogg.js, flac.js, alac.js... none of them, as far as I remember.
So actually in the owncloud music app we just downloaded the built js files from the demo site :-p
I'm looking into https://github.com/audiocogs to add AAC/other codecs to browsers with no support -- that's the main feature I'm missing with all these web-players, depending on the browser, parts of my library may not play.