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AutoSilenceCut
Versioned Compatibility Matrix · Updated August 2026

Supported formats and browser capabilities.

Transparent, verified technical matrix for audio decoding, video playback review, export formats, and hardware memory policies.

Audio format compatibility

All audio files are decoded in client RAM via the Web Audio API and rendered to uncompressed 16-bit WAV.

FormatExtensionsDecoding EngineRendered ExportNotes
WAV.wavNative16-bit PCM WAV (Lossless)Instant decoding. Studio baseline format.
MP3.mp3Native16-bit PCM WAVUbiquitous podcast, interview, and voiceover format.
M4A / AAC.m4a, .aacNative16-bit PCM WAVStandard format for Apple Voice Memos and mobile recordings.
FLAC.flacNative16-bit PCM WAVLossless audio archives and professional acoustic takes.
OGG Vorbis.ogg, .ogaNative16-bit PCM WAVOpen-source audio and voice messaging recordings.

Video format & playback review

Video files are decoded in-browser for instantaneous silence inspection and synchronized preview.

ContainerCodecsReview CapabilityExport ResultWorkflow Context
MP4H.264 / AAC, AV1Full A/V SyncEdited Audio WAV + Browser Cut PreviewStandard container for YouTube, screen recordings, and camera footage.
WebMVP8 / VP9 / AV1 + Opus / VorbisFull A/V SyncEdited Audio WAV + Browser Cut PreviewModern web video standard with excellent compression efficiency.
QuickTime MOVH.264 / ProRes (where browser supports)Full A/V SyncEdited Audio WAV + Browser Cut PreviewCommon recording container on macOS, iOS, and professional capture cards.

Browser capability & memory policies

Hardware preflight limits protect your browser session from memory exhaustion and tab crashes.

Browser FamilyVersion VerifiedWeb Audio APIOffline RenderingRecommended File Size Limit
Google Chrome / ChromiumDesktop 90+FullFull1 GB (~60 min)
Apple SafarimacOS 14+ / iOS 16+FullFull1 GB Desktop / 250 MB Mobile
Mozilla FirefoxDesktop 95+FullFull1 GB (~60 min)
Microsoft EdgeDesktop 90+FullFull1 GB (~60 min)

1 GB Desktop Memory Safety Cap

Decoded uncompressed 32-bit floating point audio requires ~30 MB of RAM per minute of stereo recording. The 1 GB desktop limit safely accommodates recordings up to 60 minutes without risking browser tab crash.

250 MB Mobile Memory Policy

Mobile operating systems (iOS and Android) enforce strict per-tab memory quotas. The 250 MB mobile cap ensures smooth, responsive analysis on smartphones and tablets without OS-level memory terminations.