useAudioData()
Part of the @remotion/media-utils package of helper functions.
This convenience function wraps the getAudioData() function into a hook and does 3 things:
- Keeps the audio data in a state
- Wraps the function in a
delayRender()/continueRender()pattern. - Handles the case where the component gets unmounted while the fetching is in progress and a React error is thrown.
Using this function, you can elegantly render a component based on audio properties, for example together with the visualizeAudio() function.
Remote audio files need to support CORS.
More info
- Remotion's origin is usually
http://localhost:3000, but it may be different if rendering on Lambda or the port is busy. - You can use
getAudioDurationInSeconds()without the audio needing CORS. - You can disable CORS during renders.
Arguments
src
A string pointing to an audio asset.
Return value
AudioData | null - An object containing audio data (see documentation of getAudioData()) or null if the data has not been loaded.
Example
tsximport {useAudioData } from "@remotion/media-utils";import {staticFile } from "remotion";export constMyComponent :React .FC = () => {constaudioData =useAudioData (staticFile ("music.mp3"));if (!audioData ) {return null;}return <div >This file has a {audioData .sampleRate } sampleRate.</div >;};
tsximport {useAudioData } from "@remotion/media-utils";import {staticFile } from "remotion";export constMyComponent :React .FC = () => {constaudioData =useAudioData (staticFile ("music.mp3"));if (!audioData ) {return null;}return <div >This file has a {audioData .sampleRate } sampleRate.</div >;};
Errors
If you pass in a file that has no audio track, this hook will throw an error.
To determine if a file has an audio track, you may use the getVideoMetadata() function on the server to reject a file if it has no audio track. To do so, check if the audioCodec field is null.
If you want to catch the error in the component, you need to make your own inline hook by taking the source code from the bottom of this page.