“Popping Sound”

Also running issues(completely wrong result) with executions of audio processing and ML Program type CoreML models on macOS 26.3 Beta.

Hello Apple Framework Engineer team, I am following up on this thread to see if there have been any updates regarding native support for playing Music Videos using ApplicationMusicPlayer or a similar native controller in MusicKit. In Nov ’21, it was noted that the only available workaround was using MPMusicPlayerController.systemMusicPlayer.openToPlay(_:). While this bridge exists, it presents significant challenge for modern app development, i.e. Bad User Experience: Transitioning the user to a system Music app during the handoff feels disjointed compared to the seamless audio playback MusicKit provides. Has there been any progress on a native API that allows for playing MusicVideo content without handing off to the system music player? If not, is there a recommended way to fetch a stable URL for use in a standard AVPlayer for authenticated users? Thank you for your continued support and for the improvements made to MusicKit!

What's the Repository Up Arrow? I don't see any arrows. The closest thing I can find suggests it may be part of GitHub Desktop, which I don't use. .gitignore is part of git. You'll have to take that up with Linus. However, this is a good use of AI. Forget vibe coding, use AI to explain how to do things in Git. This is probably causing your issue #1. You probably have some IDE data files managed by Git. You don't want that. Try this for a .gitignore file: .DS_Store xcschememanagement.plist **/xcuserdata/ **/xcshareddata/ That's another Git issue. Use Fetch Changes to do things like detect new branched added elsewhere. I forget what Refresh is good for. I have used a couple of times, but only a couple of times. It sounds like most of your complaints are just about Git. Source control system were much easier and straightforward 20 years ago.

I am afraid your statement is quite confusing. You first talked about what happened in 2012. You talked about it again in the middle. You talk about whatever happened in 2019. You then talk about having purchased iPhone 17. Yet, I can hardly tell where you are having difficulty. Are you having difficulty creating an Apple ID? Or are you having difficulty enrolling yourself in the developer program? If it's the former, this isn't the right place to ask your question as Apple people often explain that this place is intended for software developers. If it's the latter, where does your iPhone 17 come into play? As long as I watch the YouTube video titled 'How to Enroll in Apple Developer Program (Step-by-Step)' with a British accent, I don't see the button you refer to as 'the registration button.' The following is a list of buttons I see in the video. Start your enrollment Continue Purchase Meanwhile, I had to create several new Apple accounts in order to test a new iPhone app that uses iCloud accounts in Novemb

Thanks for this post. And thanks for pointing to the sample and providing the detailed information. It sounds like you've done a thorough job setting up and testing the example app, which is a great start! The fact that you're only seeing Setup Monitor and no entry/exit events, despite moving 500m and granting permissions, indicates something isn't quite right with the region monitoring itself. It appears that your Xcode and iOS versions (26.1.1 and 26.1) do not correspond to the released versions. I recommend testing the same functionality with the latest versions of Xcode and iOS to determine if the results are consistent. Additionally, it is possible that the sample code was migrated to these versions, and I will investigate that matter accordingly. You are also talking to this API correct? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corelocation/clmonitor-2r51v/circulargeographiccondition If the new versions still exhibit the same issues, we will need to ensure that the sample code is up to date. I

[quote='872674022, ArthurValiev, /thread/810932?answerId=872674022#872674022, /profile/ArthurValiev'] My thinking now is what if there is a specific action that I do on the original VM that makes it behave as expected? Like opening Sytem Profiler to read that UDID. Does provisioning UDID get generated when the system boots or at the first time it's needed or requested? That might explain the weirdness in the behavior that we stumbled upon by accident. [/quote] Veeery curious. I see confirmation to my claim above. So, I have two use cases. 1st works as expected, 2nd one generates a new UDID one each clone. 1st use case: Create VM 1 from an IPSW file. Create a macOS user account. Click Apple logo. Select About my Mac. Click More Info.... Scroll down in the newly opened window and click System Report... Shut down the machine. Make a new clone by copying all files from VM 1 and create VM 2. Boot VM 2. Compare UDID from VM 1 and VM 2. They match. 2nd use case is the same as 1st use case but skipping steps 2-6: Cre

Hello! This sounds like an awesome idea. One of my previous submissions was a study app that tracked screen time while someone was studying. I looked into the Screen Time API, but it’s pretty limited in Swift Playgrounds, so I simulated the behaviour in the app to show judges what it was intended to do. You don’t need everything working 100%. Clearly explaining the idea is a great first step. On the video/animation side, that’s a great addition. I included some in my submission that won last year. Just make sure you’re not using any copyrighted material you don’t have rights to in your video or infographic. They’re not just looking at the app and code, they care about your creative process. In my case, I mentioned that I hand‑drew the artwork in Procreate and animated it in Procreate Dreams. You want to emphasize the care and consideration you put into the submission. Regarding tracking: the rules are about not tracking judges on their devices without their knowledge or sending that data to a server.

It sounds like you have found a workaround so perhaps a bug report is not necessary. If you are still having a problem with this API, please consider filing a feedback report and posting the feedback number to this thread.

Thank you for your quick response. Unfortunately, it doesn't solve the problem as the volume settings, you are talking about, is the exact one I mentioned in my previous post. The fact, that notification sounds are much quieter than normal sounds, is observed consistently by us on iPads and iPhones, and according to this forum thread https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/800487 it seems that it's quite well known to Apple engineers too. So, is there any solution how to make notifications (alerts) louder?