“Popping Sound”

So noticed this on beta 2 and reported it through bug reporter. Having come up with an interim solution, using a bluetooth adpater instead, I decided to see if Beta 4 had corrected the issue - no such luck. In my one vehicle I have a 3.5mm to 30 PIN DOCK (from the old days) and the gets adapted using the Apple 30PIN to Lightning adapter. With 10.3.3, the audio routes through that setup into my aux port on my stereo without issue. However, with 11 beta 4, it doesn't work still. You don't even see the dock connector as a possibility for audio routing within the music app. Interesting enough, I plugged into our other vehicle that simply use a standard Lightening to USB cable and it works fine.

How is the Facebook app able to make sounds when the user clicks on things with the sound on the device completely off? Does the API really allow this? Doesn’t this violate some UI standard that Apple should be enforcing apps to follow?

I have an app that produce kind of sounds / music taping buttons. I need to record those sounds as I play with the app. I cannot find any doc or example about this issue. I have tried with many approaches but I couldn't get any good result. Any insight ?

Does anyone else have to put their watch into airplane mode when streaming music via Bluetooth. I have already completely factory reset my watch and iPhone and continue to have this issue. If the watch is allowed to be connected while Bluetooth audio streaming is occurring, the audio becomes choppy.

(OSX Sierra) The only time a banner or sound shows / plays is when the app is not in focus, when in focus a message still appears in the desktop notification center but I would like at least a sound when it arrives, preferably including the alert banner. Any suggestions ?

I am using an AVAudioPlayer to play a tick sound once per second in a SwiftUI app. When running the app on an iPhone 16 (18.2.1) the tick sounds increase in volume after a few seconds. This does not happen in the simulator nor on an iPhone SE 2020 (18.1.1).

I’m evaluating a simple iOS application that would perform real-time beat detection and audio analysis. My question is: Can an App Store-compliant iOS application access or analyze audio that is being played by other applications on the same device (e.g. Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, TikTok, Safari, etc.) in real time, without using the microphone? Specifically: Is there any Apple-supported framework that allows access to system audio for real-time beat detection or frequency analysis? Can ReplayKit be used to analyze audio buffers from other applications in real time without recording or saving the audio? If direct access is not permitted, what Apple-approved architecture would be recommended for synchronizing external hardware with music being played on the iPhone? Would such an implementation be acceptable under App Store Review Guidelines? I am trying to determine whether real-time beat detection from audio played by other apps is technically and poli

Is it possible for an external microphone to work as an audio input for a session?I'm wondering if a microphone on a monitor can be used as an input device,which will work with audio units and the AV frameworks. Regards,Brian

Hello All,I'm having an app works on the background recording sounds all the time, when its running will block all notifcations sonds (No Sound no vibration) Please advice further.BestAnwar

I appreciate that very similar questions have been asked already, but users of my app have requested certain functionality that simply doesn’t seem possible given the current background mode regulations in iOS. However, many similar apps do have this functionality. So, could it be that I am missing something.Basically, a meditation timer app needs to be able to play bell sounds periodically. Some users, those who meditate for long periods of time for example, like to switch their screens off to preserve the battery charge, and because of that the app needs to play these bell sounds from the background.So far, my solution has been to use Local Notifications to play the sounds as they can be timed accurately and also can play custom sounds.However, there are two issues that my users are unhappy about:1. They want the bell sounds to play even when the silent switch is on (they don't want to be disturbed by other notifications, but do want the meditation bells)2. They want the

Is it possible to use the javascript Player() api to play a sound file (mp3) in the background just like the background audio element<background> <audio> <asset src=<URL> /> </audio> </background>I am trying to use a catalog template for all the video assets in a show and want to play the show theme music lightly in the background. My challenge is that when the user clicks on a tile for a video I push a new view with all the video information and the background audio element stops since a new view was pushed.My thought was to use the player api, call the music file on the initial view and can stop the player and load the video element when they finally hit the play button on the asset viewer page.The example below works to play audio elements but when the play command is called it takes over the view and I don't see anywhere in the docs where you can call a player with audio assets to play in the background. var

Hi,I've tried to get some audio things going on a new Mac mini 8,1 macOS 10.14.2 (18C54), and ran into an issue where there is no output from the built-in audio devices when using AVAudioEngine.Xcode prints this while setting up the AVAudioEngine:[AudioHAL_Client] HALC_ShellDriverPlugIn.cpp:104:Open: HALC_ShellDriverPlugIn::Open: opening the plug-in failed, Error: 2003329396 (what)If the built-in speaker or the headphone jack is selected as sound output device, no sound comes out from my AVAudioEngine app.If I select output via DisplayPort or AirPlay, sound is working, even though above error is also being printed.Here's repo with an example project: https://github.com/nsdvr/avaudioengine_basic_outputIt just plays a .wav file when you press the button. My own project uses a custom AudioUnit generator, and its internalRenderBlock is getting called, so the engine seems to be running fine, there's just silence at the physical outputs.Relevant setup code:- (void) setup

Issue with sound

When I start the app in iOS 13.X, the Audio Context starts in a state of “suspended”.after the user clicked the “play” button (which has ‘onclick’ or ‘touchend’ event to trigger the context.resume() and wait until resolved), the audio context state turning into ‘running’.Then I use the method ‘createMediaElementSource’ and provide the HTML audio element and connect the source to the context.destination, but it doesn’t make any difference, because the audio fails to put out any sound.However, in iOS 12.X it works, so I can assume that the nodes connected properly.Is there something else i should do to make it work on iOS 13?Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone, I’m running an iPhone X on the latest beta of iOS , Is anyone experiencing and sound issues with Apple Airpods ? Connecting fine however all music and podcasts are playing at a very low volume when connected . Thanks C