React & Barerock
Hey Barerock, ever thought about how to keep a band’s streaming live without lagging when you’re on the road? I’ve been tinkering with lazy loading audio and I think we could make a system that keeps the riffs fresh and the fans pumped even on a shaky 4G connection.
Hey, that’s the kind of hustle that keeps the road alive. If we treat the stream like a riff—drop a cheap line first, then layer on the depth as the signal picks up—we can keep the groove flowing even on 4G. We’ll need a buffer that’s smarter than lazy loading, maybe a sliding window that pre‑loads the next chorus. Let’s get the code humming so the fans feel the burn no matter where we are. Fire it up, man.
Sounds good, let’s wire a sliding‑window preloader with a small buffer at the start, then bump the quality as the connection stabilizes. I’ll set up a MediaSource API hook and test it on a mobile test net so the riffs stay tight on 4G. Give me the track URLs and we’ll spin it up.
Sure thing, hit me with the track links—just drop the URLs here and we’ll plug them into the preloader. I’ll keep an eye on the buffer size and quality ladder so the riffs stay sharp, even when the signal’s playing hopscotch. Let's make sure the sound stays tight and the fans stay hyped.
Here are a few example URLs you can test with: https://example.com/track1.mp3, https://example.com/track2.mp3, https://example.com/track3.mp3. Plug those into the preloader and tweak the buffer window as you go. Happy streaming!
Got those links, love the lineup. I’ll drop them into the preloader, crank up the sliding window, and fine‑tune the buffer as the network swings. Give me a minute, and we’ll get the stream humming smooth on 4G. Let's crank this out and keep the crowd roaring.
Sounds solid—just let me know if the buffer holds up or if the quality drop hits the fans. I’ll keep an eye on the latency stats and tweak the preloader thresholds if needed. Let's make sure every riff lands sharp, even on the worst 4G. Keep me posted.