Alrighty! The audio offset application is actually instant now! Unfortunately, I had to enlist some help from Claude to get the CMAF media data parsing/editing to get it to work :. But, it works like a charm now. Yay. Essentially, now the extension stores the buffered audio, and when offset changes, directly edits the time offset value in the cloned raw audio data (which is in the CMAF format), clears the old buffer, and then adds our cloned version. This also means I have to rewrite the README and re-record the DEMO 🫠. (also, the Jetbrains README editor is lowk goated)