Doesn't actually use WebRTC. LOL I was such a newb

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-  This is a demo for Goertzel.js.  It can detect dial-tones(aka DTMF, Touch-tone) through your microphone.  This will only work in newer versions of modern browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox, or any browser that properly supports WebRTC.
+  This is a demo for Goertzel.js.  It can detect dial-tones(aka DTMF, Touch-tone) through your microphone.  This will only work in newer versions of modern browsers such as Google Chrome and Firefox, or any browser that properly supports the `getUserMedia` browser API.
 
   To test the demo, use your phone(or play <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg9xrP_U1Cg" target="_blank">this video</a>) to generate dial-tones.  The browser should pick up samples through your microphone and use them to detect the dial-tones.  The corresponding digits should appear below.
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