iOS: Whammy / compile / Web worker / error

[quentint]

Hi,
I'm facing an issue on iOS (both Safari, Chrome and Firefox).

The Web worker located there is dispatching an error.

I added this snippet to have more details:

webWorker.onerror = function(e) {
	console.log('webWorker.onerror', e.message, e.filename, e.lineno, e.colno, e.error);
};

And I'm seeing different error messages, depending on the browser used:

• Safari and Firefox: InvalidCharacterError (DOM Exception 5): The string contains invalid characters. blob:[BLOB] 318 48
• Chrome : TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'riff.RIFF') blob:[BLOB] 260 27

Anyone experiencing this, too?
Any help is appreciated 😺

I dont have this problem on desktop or Android browsers.

[quentint]

Updating to iOS 11, will see if it fixes something 🤞

[quentint]

Well, it doesn't fix anything, but I get something different.

On Chrome and Firefox I now have :

Using recorderType: CanvasRecorder
Your browser supports both MediRecorder API and canvas.captureStream!
Your browser does not supports Media Recorder API. Please try other modules e.g. WhammyRecorder or StereoAudioRecorder.

Very contradictory, right?

And on Safari I still have the problem I described in my first message.
Can you help?

[stavros-zavrakas]

@quentint were you able to find a solution to this? In my case this is the error:

InvalidCharacterError (DOM Exception 5): The string contains invalid characters.

[quentint]

Well no, no solution found 😞

I eventually decided to ditch RecordRTC and only use native APIs, because the CanvasRecorder was clearly not helping; at least in my case.

[stavros-zavrakas]

Are you able to record by using the native API on Safari on an iPad?

[quentint]

Unfortunately no, but at least I don't offer a feature that wouldn't work anyway.

[MrToxy]

@quentint were you able to find a solution to this? In my case this is the error:

InvalidCharacterError (DOM Exception 5): The string contains invalid characters.

I have the exactly same error using whammy