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AudioData: timestamp property - Web APIs

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  1. WebCodecs API
  2. AudioData
  3. Constructor
    1. AudioData()
  4. Instance properties
    1. duration
    2. format
    3. numberOfChannels
    4. numberOfFrames
    5. sampleRate
    6. timestamp
  5. Instance methods
    1. allocationSize()
    2. clone()
    3. close()
    4. copyTo()
  6. Related pages for WebCodecs API
    1. AudioDecoder
    2. AudioEncoder
    3. EncodedAudioChunk
    4. EncodedVideoChunk
    5. ImageDecoder
    6. ImageTrack
    7. ImageTrackList
    8. VideoColorSpace
    9. VideoDecoder
    10. VideoEncoder
    11. VideoFrame
In this article AudioData: timestamp property

Limited availability

This feature is not Baseline because it does not work in some of the most widely-used browsers.

Note: This feature is available in Dedicated Web Workers.

The timestamp read-only property of the AudioData interface returns the timestamp of this AudioData object.

Value

An integer.

Examples

The below example prints the value of timestamp to the console.

js

console.log(AudioData.timestamp);
Specifications Specification WebCodecs
# dom-audiodata-timestamp
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