Question 1

How to install vue-audio-visual for Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

Use npm install vue-audio-visual, then import and use AVPlugin in your main.js file. For Vue 2, you must install version 2.5.1 specifically, as noted in the README's warning.

Question 2

vue-audio-visual vs wavesurfer.js: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

vue-audio-visual is Vue-native with real-time components and composables, while wavesurfer.js is framework-agnostic with more waveform-focused features. Choose based on your framework preference and visualization needs.

Question 3

How to customize colors in the av-bars component?

Accepted Answer

Use the bar-color prop with a string for solid colors or an array for gradients, e.g., :bar-color="['#FFF', 'rgb(0,255,127)', 'green']" as documented in the API table.

Question 4

Does vue-audio-visual work with live microphone input?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the AvMedia component supports MediaStream objects from sources like microphones, using types like 'circle' or 'frequ' for real-time visualization, as shown with useUserMedia from @vueuse/core.

Question 5

How to handle audio playback with vue-audio-visual components?

Accepted Answer

Components like AvLine include audio controls via the audio-controls prop, or you can use composable functions with your own audio elements for more granular control over playback.

Question 6

Is vue-audio-visual accessible for screen readers?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't mention accessibility features, so developers need to manually add ARIA labels and roles to audio and canvas elements to ensure compatibility with assistive technologies.

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