Michael Bebenita

There are several folks behind you who know more about that than I do :)

What version of node, npm and typescript do you have?

This is most likely caused by changes in the TypeScript compiler, or some React dependency. TypeScript often produces output even if Errors appear, which is why your code still works....

The first argument should be a JS compiled decoder. You'll need to use Emscripten to compile the decoder to JavaScript. The details are described [here](https://github.com/mbebenita/aomanalyzer#building-javascript-decoders)

Can you just run `./build_inspector.sh`, you don't need the extra arguments. The shell script bakes in those options.

> where is build_inspector.sh, seems there is no such in latest aom repos. I fixed the docs, AOM repo now does this using CMake - see https://github.com/mbebenita/aomanalyzer/pull/58/commits/7e3eca960b27e0e4985c43f613f918ff74e09240 and https://aomedia.googlesource.com/aom/#emscripten-builds

@slavah264 can you follow the directions in the AOM repo and see if you're able to run the analyzer that way?

Depends on #162

Hi Michael, I'm glad you find this project useful. Our goal is to make a tool that can be used with a variety of codecs, but at the moment we've...

@loretoparisi the online demo purposely inserts a delay to make it easier to listen to the denoised output.