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
tsx
import {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 >;};
tsx
import {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.