I'm in a major struggle to figure out how to make a voice chat, but some progress has been made.
I have learned of "blobs" recently, a blob seems to be a file which acts like it exists somewhere, it's downloadable, but what I came to find is that it is merely all in memory and not on the server or the host browser's file system, it's kind of mysterious at first.
I have taken some example code to make wav audio blobs from recorded sound through the mic from a web page, I set up a web page from this example code, it records wav audio from the mic successfully and saves it as a blob and lists it for download, I plan to reverse-engineer this code over time by studying how it works and figuring out how to utilize it properly for the intended means.
The basic objective that I have in mind is to figure out how to save these "blobs" of wav audio data to actual wav files, or possibly converted to MP3, and then I will have people's web browsers optionally gain the capability to listen to them, which should allow me to set up a basic voice chat system.
