Popping Sound

Hello, When I listen to title in my app with VoiceOver, it makes a strange sound. This characters make with Korean+number+Alphabet. Is this combination makes some strange sound with voice over? I would like to ask if Apple can fix this issue. Thank you.

Hi. I have a .m4a file stored in my app that I'd like to do looping playback with. I'm looking at all of the audio frameworks and the only way I see right now is to use the Audio Toolbox APIs to load the file and then feed chunks of it into a queue via callbacks. This seems like a painfully low-level API for my needs.Is there a way to just set up a playlist with the file that loops? The MediaPlayer framework has this, but it only seems to work with items that are in the user's media library. Not for regular audio files on disk.

I'm building an app that will allow users to record voice notes. The functionality of all that is working great; I'm trying to now implement changes to the AudioSession to manage possible audio streams from other apps. I want it so that if there is audio playing from a different app, and the user opens my app; the audio keep playing. When we start recording, any third party app audio should stop, and can then can resume again when we stop recording. This is my main audio setup code: private var audioEngine: AVAudioEngine! private var inputNode: AVAudioInputNode! func setupAudioEngine() { audioEngine = AVAudioEngine() inputNode = audioEngine.inputNode audioPlayerNode = AVAudioPlayerNode() audioEngine.attach(audioPlayerNode) let format = AVAudioFormat(standardFormatWithSampleRate: AUDIO_SESSION_SAMPLE_RATE, channels: 1) audioEngine.connect(audioPlayerNode, to: audioEngine.mainMixerNode, format: format) } private func setupAudioSession() { let audioSession = AVAudioSe

We are an audio only app looking to create a version for tvOS. Using TVML it is possible to create a Player object and to add audio items to it. We can then present a very nice UI for audio playback. This is the same UI that is used for Apple Music.The problem is, to conform to our licencing we have to report all of our played audio data. Because our audio is often long-form, we need to keep track of exactly where the user has listened in the audio. We have functioning code for this in iOS, which is built on top of AVPlayer. We would like to put this code into the nice player presented through javascript. Ideally we would like to replace the underlying AVPlayer with our own wrapped version. I have seen there is a native AVPlayerViewController component, but this only seems to lay itself out for video. Not like Apple Music does, or the JS Player. Is there a way of making AVPlayerViewController look like the one in Apple Music? Is there a native way of doing

is it possible, to enable backround audio while using dictat?

Hi,Is there a way to determine the output speaker for the sound of a UILocalNotification? For example provide an option for the user to choose wether the sound will be played through a bluetooth connected device or the phone's speakers?Thanks

I want to hide audio tab/panel when there is no multi audio in AVPlayerView Controller for tvos app. Is it possible to hide audio tab?

hi, i am currently developing an app that has core functionalities reliant on detecting user laughter in the background. in our early stages we noticed apple's built-in sound recognition functionality. at the core, i am guessing that sound recognition requires permission from the user to access the microphone 24/7. currently, using the conventional avenue of background audio recording, a yellow indicator will be present on the top of the iphone screen indicating recording. this is not the case for sound recognition; instead. if all sound processing/recognition is kept on-device, is there any way to avoid the yellow dot and achieve sound laughter in a way that is similar to how apple's sound recognition does it? from the settings interface for sound recognition accessible to the user in the settings app, the only detectable people sounds are baby crying, coughing, and shouting. is it also possible to add laughter to this list some

After downloading Big Sur my speakers in MacBook Pro 2019 broke down using google meet, hangouts or zoom. The sound isn't understandable and it sounds like something is bubbling.

I was able to replicate a bug recently (which seems to have been around for quite a while but I have never been able to replicate), and I don't understand how to fix it. The steps to replicate it are: On the main screen make an edge swipe gesture as if you wanted to make the interactive pop. Tap on an element that invokes the push of a screen. The UI seems to freeze, but if you try to do an edge swipe gesture, the screen that was supposed to open appears slowly, and then closes.

I tried to play sound, putting the files in WatchKit app, then: let soundURL = NSURL.fileURLWithPath(NSBundle.mainBundle().pathForResource(ShipBullet, ofType:wav)!) let asset = WKAudioFileAsset(URL:soundURL) let sound = WKAudioFilePlayerItem(asset:asset) let audioPlayer = WKAudioFilePlayer(playerItem:sound) audioPlayer!.play()And the app crashed. Am I doing something wrong?

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/deprecated_symbols/implementing_peek_and_pop I got a sample code on the apple's website to test things about peek and pop. But it's not working. I couldn't find anything wrong with the sample code. Any idea?