Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'readHeader' of undefined about lamejs HOT 5 CLOSED

The error message you provided means that lamejs.WavHeader is undefined. Please recheck if lamejs is imported correctly and if you are not redefining lamejs variable anywhere.

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Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I’m using the lame.all.js file. Do I still need to import?

Best Regards,
Ken

On May 30, 2016, at 11:16 PM, Ge [email protected] wrote:

The error message you provided means that lamejs.WavHeader is undefined. Please recheck if lamejs is imported correctly and if you are not redefining lamejs variable anywhere.

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Nope, lame.all.js should be enough. Is your server publicly accessible? Can I take a look at the page with the error? I'm interested in the value of lamejs variable right before that line.

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So, I can’t really explain this, but I was playing around with worker-example and after uploading the three javascript files, I got that to work. Suddenly, the original example is working as well.

http://www.kindredpix.com/lamejs/wav2mp3.html

My custom script is still giving an error, but now it’s a different error. Hopefully I can figure it out. That page is harder to give access to as it blocks all non-users.

Thanks,
Ken

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Nope, lame.all.js should be enough. Is your server publicly accessible? Can I take a look at the page with the error? I'm interested in the value of lamejs variable right before that line.

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Maybe problem was with the caching or something like that. I'll close this issue if the example is working as expected now.

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