Is this stable? about aac.js

[devongovett]

1. I assume you're using the latest version of Aurora? The latest version (now merged into master) is namespaced and only exports a single AV object instead of lots of globals (e.g. AV.Player instead of global Player).
2. AAC files don't usually have their own container format, and are usually found in M4A files (MPEG audio). There is a .aac format or ADTS but it's very rarely used except in streaming radio applications. Aurora contains an M4A demuxer automatically.
3. Where are you getting this error? What line? Sounds like an issue reading the file, and perhaps it's an issue with the file you're reading or the way its been setup. I can probably help you if you give me more info.
4. As for build system, I'm not really a big fan of the node module system or browserify myself. The reason you can't install aac and stream buffers into it is because aac.js is dependent on the Aurora.js framework. AAC.js is basically just a plugin for Aurora, which is what end users should touch. And it needs to work in the browser and in node, which means we can't use Node buffers or any of the Node stream stuff, and needed to build our own. To be honest, I've only briefly tested this in Node and it hasn't been a priority since I see it as mostly useful in the browser.
5. I'd be interested to hear more about these contextual oddities and incompatibilities you're complaining of.