ryanheise

Completed (although not yet published).

> Also, in a lot of cases, the first request is done with start 0 end 2 (2 bytes?) and all later requests are done with start null and end...

Unfortunately there is no advice I can personally give on how to (effectively) implement an HTTP server that streams audio. What I said in my previous comment was that I...

I'm a little confused by your question since you said you successfully implemented a web server that streams audio bytes, but are those bytes of raw PCM audio data, or...

> 3. We do not know the length of bytes that are server will ultimately produce and thus set `contentLength` to an arbitrary high number, You shared your `StreamAudioSource` implementation...

> and you simply decide to not listen. My comment will also be hidden, but since @DanielEdrisian 's comment was since edited to remove this quote above, I am just...

@Riyan-M I'm sorry if I was unclear, but to explain again, what I'm suggesting you do is to learn independently how to implement an HTTP server (not websocket) that does...

@DanielEdrisian everybody else is trying to contribute in a constructive way. If you have identified a bug, the way you can contribute constructively is to submit a bug report in...

> I've meticulously reviewed all the comments in this thread and I'm perplexed. Either I'm missing something obvious, or perhaps @ryanheise might have overlooked some details in @Riyan-M's messages as...

Thanks for the feature idea. I didn't realise the web package was out of beta already but it appears that it is, which is good news. I had a quick...