Byte Audio Ref Testing

Testing Byte Audio Reference

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To verify the integrity and accuracy of audio data processing, we will test the byte audio reference system. The testing process involves:

1. Byte Integrity Check – Ensuring that the audio bytes are correctly stored, retrieved, and processed without corruption or unexpected modifications.

2. Audio Playback Consistency – Comparing the output audio with the original source to detect any discrepancies in quality or timing.

3. New Bytes Detection – Validating whether newly added bytes are correctly identified and appended without overwriting existing data.

4. Performance Evaluation – Measuring latency and processing time to ensure smooth audio handling, especially in real-time applications.

5. Edge Case Handling – Testing scenarios such as partial byte sequences, unexpected format changes, or interruptions during playback.

This testing process ensures that the byte audio reference system functions reliably, maintaining high fidelity and efficiency. Let me know if you need refinements! 🚀

• Tracking audio modifications: Ensuring that areNewBytesAdded is updated correctly when audio data changes.

• Optimizing state management: Using Vue’s reactivity system to efficiently handle audio byte updates.

• Syncing with Firebase: If you’re storing audio references in Firebase, ensuring smooth updates when new bytes are added.