I'm trying to write a .wav file with fs.writeFile. The file is created successfully, however it's only 8-13bytes long, so obviously I'm not doing something right.

If the blob is already audio/wav can I write to disk or do I need to convert it to Base 64?

I'm pretty much at a loss here, I found another similar thread with no answer - Here

Any input would be appreciated.

routerApp.controller('audiotest', function($scope) {

 $scope.saveToDisk = function(){

  var nw = require('nw.gui');

  var fs = require('fs');

  var path = require('path');

  fs.writeFileSync('test.wav', $scope.recordedInput)

 };

}

console.log($scope.recordedInput) returns Blob {size: 294956, type: audio/wav}

It's not really relevant, but here's my HTML

<div class=row ng-controller=audiotest>

<div class=row>

    <button type=button ng-click=saveToDisk()> Write this sucker to disk </button>

    </div>



<ng-audio-recorder id='audioInput' audio-model='recordedInput'>

  <!-- Start controls, exposed via recorder-->

  <div ng-if=recorder.isAvailable>

    <button ng-click=recorder.startRecord() type=button ng-disabled=recorder.status.isRecording>

        Start Record

    </button>

    <button ng-click=recorder.stopRecord() type=button ng-disabled=recorder.status.isRecording === false>

        Stop Record

    </button>



</ng-audio-recorder>

</div>