Record Audio (Simple Example)

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I have no idea why the v11 and bellow examples are so much more simple than this. Splitting the files just makes it hard to interpret this.

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`// Join with selfDeaf set to false to receive audio
const voiceConnection = joinChannel({ ...options, selfDeaf: false });

voiceConnection.receiver.speaking.on('start', userId => console.log(`User ${userId} started speaking`));
voiceConnection.receiver.speaking.on('end', userId => console.log(`User ${userId} stopped speaking`));

// A Readable object mode stream of Opus packets
// Will only end when the voice connection is destroyed
voiceConnection.receiver.subscribe(userId);

// A Readable object mode stream of Opus packets
// Will end when the voice connection is destroyed, or the user has not said anything for 100ms
const opusStream = voiceConnection.receiver.subscribe(userId, {
  end: {
    behavior: EndBehaviorType.AfterSilence,
    duration: 100,
  },
});

// -------------------------

// You can re-use the Opus stream, e.g. to play in another channel as an echo
const resource = createAudioResource(opusStream, { inputType: StreamType.Opus });

// You can decode the Opus stream to raw audio using prism-media
const rawAudio = opusStream.pipe(new prism.opus.Decoder({ frameSize: 960, channels: 2, rate: 48000 }));

// You can save the stream to an Ogg file using prism-media@2.0.0-alpha.0
const oggWriter = new opus.OggLogicalBitstream({
  opusHead: new opus.OpusHead({
    channelCount: 2,
    sampleRate: 48000,
  }),
  pageSizeControl: {
    maxPackets: 10,
  },
});

pipeline(opusStream, oggWriter, createWriteStream('./myfile.ogg'), callback);`

This should be present in here.