WW.PRO audio tools — component sources, build and replacement (2026-09-08)

Mediabunny 1.55.7 and @mediabunny/mp3-encoder 1.55.7
Copyright (c) 2026-present Vanilagy and contributors. MPL-2.0.
Source: https://github.com/Vanilagy/mediabunny/tree/v1.55.7
Complete source archive, including bridge, shared code and build scripts:
https://free.wwlab.pro/tool-assets/licenses/mediabunny-1.55.7-source.tgz
SHA256: 1af80994f860e0d3f72873ba791d629b31c561ea0da008944318a602048d911c

The encoder includes LAME 3.100, copyright its authors, LGPL-2.0-or-later.
Project: https://lame.sourceforge.io/
Complete source archive:
https://free.wwlab.pro/tool-assets/licenses/lame-3.100-source.tgz
SHA256: ddfe36cab873794038ae2c1210557ad34857a4b6bdc515785d1da9e175b1da1e
The license is in LAME-LICENSE next to this file.

Build the LAME archive and bridge using packages/mp3-encoder/README.md in the
Mediabunny source archive. It contains the emconfigure/emmake and emcc commands.
Build the JavaScript packages using npm install and npm run build in that source
tree, following its package.json engine requirement. The source includes the
original compiled bridge and the preferred source form for changing it.

WW.PRO distributes Mediabunny's dist/bundles/mediabunny.min.mjs unchanged as:
/tool-assets/vendor/mediabunny-1.55.7/mediabunny.mjs

WW.PRO distributes the encoder's dist/bundles/mediabunny-mp3-encoder.mjs as:
/tool-assets/vendor/mediabunny-1.55.7/mp3-encoder.mjs
The only modification (2026-09-08) replaces:
  from "mediabunny"
with:
  from "./mediabunny.mjs"
This resolves its dependency from our own origin. No encoder or WASM code changes.

Replace these standalone modules with your rebuilt compatible versions to run
the tools with modified libraries. They are dynamically imported; the application
does not use integrity checks to prevent replacement. You may use your own local
server copy or browser development overrides for these URLs to test changes.
Changes to the LAME implementation require rebuilding its bridge as described
above and then rebuilding the encoder module. All preferred source files and
build instructions are provided in the linked archives.

You may modify, reverse engineer for debugging those modifications, and replace
these library components. Our application terms do not restrict those rights.