I am considering the creation of an application designed to enhance the viewing experience on platforms like YouTube by solving a common frustration: audio-video sync issues. Whether due to Bluetooth headphones latency or inherent in the creation of the video, it's not uncommon to see the speaker's lips out of sync with the audio being heard. This app might adjust the timing of audio and video playback until in sync - perhaps within a 5-second adjustment window. For streaming video, this would need to be done in real-time.
This might be accomplished by implementing as a browser extension which would allow the viewer to dynamically modify playback streams in real-time. I'm thinking that WASM could be an effective method of implementing this idea.
I don't know how many people are bothered by out-of-sync content - personally, I am very distracted by it. With a growing demand for high-quality online content, an application with the ability to correct this issue might fill a niche.
Is this viable in terms of actual coding? Any thoughts?
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