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I want to stream video using node js. If I want to include multiple dubbings, do I need to store separate video file for each dubbing, or can I merge them in runtime.

If I can merge it while streaming, what package do I need?

  • **(1) Not enough useful info**.... For example: What video file format is being used here? Does "streaming" mean _"generate a live stream"_ or it means _"play a stored file"_? Is this a question about **audio** but it never once mentions that keyword (or is "video dubbing" some kind of new thing)?... If doing **audio** dubbing for video, then you simply store one video but with multiple audio files of these different "dubs" (MP3 format is easiest to slice since it is just a joined sequence of audio frames). – VC.One Nov 28 '22 at 17:24
  • **(2)** I don't use NodeJS so I cannot recommend a package (but you can Google search for such options). All I can help you with is: using Javascript for handling MPEG audio/video bytes if you're willing to write your own code for that. You must be able to use arrays and understand some hex or bytes editing. – VC.One Nov 28 '22 at 17:24

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