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This enables browsers to scan the plugins without loading them, which becomes more difficult with out-of-process plugins and sandbox protection. | This enables browsers to scan the plugins without loading them, which becomes more difficult with out-of-process plugins and sandbox protection. | ||
== Pepper Audio == | == Pepper Audio == | ||
Brief: Pepper will feature very low level audio support, with an emphasis on low latency. | Brief: Pepper will feature very low level audio support, with an emphasis on low latency. To start, initial implementations can support 44.1kHz and 48kHz stereo int16 audio streams. The API can scale to include higher sample rates (96kHz), multi-channel output (5ch, 5.1ch, +more), floating point samples and audio input. It assumes higher level audio functionality, such as software mixing, will be layered on top with additional libraries. | ||
The whole Pepper audio design document is too long to embed here | The whole Pepper audio design document is too long to embed here. Please see attached PDF. | ||