audio-standards

Standardize audio recording across environments by maintaining dual paths: navigator.mediaDevices with MediaRecorder for web and cpal via Rust for native Taurin. This prevents cross-path regressions and enforces consistent async error handling across the app.

To enable SharedArrayBuffer and OfflineAudioContext for web audio processing, you must configure Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy and Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy headers. These secure headers are required for the web recording path to function correctly.

Use MediaRecorder for the web recording path via navigator.mediaDevices, and use cpal via Rust for the native Linux path. Maintaining these as separate dual recording paths prevents cross-path regressions and ensures robust audio capture in each environment.

Audio processing services should handle duration calculation, audio format conversion, and audio file splitting. These services must be documented with clear locations and responsibilities to guide implementation and ensure robust operations around async audio tasks.

Implement robust error handling around all async audio operations by wrapping MediaRecorder and cpal capture calls with proper error boundaries. This prevents silent failures during audio recording and ensures the service workflow degrades gracefully across both paths.