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Submitted to the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts
Recording via the browser is not a new technology by any means, but this project aims to do much more. The goal of this project is to create a web-based audio recorder that takes input from a foot pedal, gives an option as to what audio input to choose, and uploads the encoded audio to a server for playing, renaming, or deleting. A key objective of this project is also to minimize the amount of browser delay there is between recordings. This delay could be potentially halved by splitting up the audio recordings by increments of time, encoding them in the background, and then sending those chunks to the server. Another potential solution to the delay is to send a binary stream of the audio directly to the server and have it encoded on that end. The result of this project should be a baseline product that can be improved for medical dictation in pathology, but can be extended to any similar purpose.Download this Resource
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Copyright NotesNon-exclusive right to publish on file at NNU Library. Available on request.
Keywordsweb-based application design, online audio recorders
Degree AwardedBachelor of Arts
Awarding InstitutionNorthwest Nazarene University
Committee MembersStephen P. Riley
Supervisor or ChairBarry L. Myers
Peer Reviewed?No