Popping Sound

Is this the same for Watch OS 2? Or is it there possible to access the audio stream. I'm looking into the feasability of having audio trigger a certain action in the watch app.

FIXEDI turned off dictation in preferences and that restored the sound.

Sounds like you need the diskutil command.Type man diskutil in a terminal window.

The API I mentioned is only available in watchOS 2. There is no access to the audio stream.

Warning, Im not from Apple, nor do I have any insight other than what ive gleaned from working with AVF on desktop and on iOS.My understanding is that mediaserverd handles vending and recieveing IOSurface backed pixel buffers from the camera, video encoder and video decoder, audio, jpeg encoder and png encoder. mediaserverd also handles setting up your camera controls, playing movies and what not.This is why there is asynchronous key value loading and latency, and threading concerns because of the IPC mechanisms being employed for AVFoundation to talk to mediaserverd on your behalf (and to send respondes from mediaserverd back).Ive had issues where ive done stupid things, or maybe found a weird bug in medaiserver accidentally, and had jpeg decoding in my app die because, well, we crashed the hardware decoder, etc.Basically, mediaserverd asyncrhonously conducts media on the device and negotiates between multiple app's encoding, playback and what not sessions.

I've just checked my bug report, which was marked as Duplicated and it now says that the original bug is closed. This sounds as good news, but does anyone has more details? What whas fixed and where? Connect, xcode, SDK, iOS?Some more information from Apple would really be useful as this bug caused some severe problems with our apps and we need to explain what happened to our clients.

I tried and here's what I found:- the sound will only works with Bluetooth speaker attached, if not, the UI will freeze.- the sound can only be played once (ReadyToPlay).

If you mean the choice of banner or alert, that's up to the user, and yes those are the only choices. If you mean the text and sound of the notification, that is under your control as the app developer.

My test result:1) Needs a bluetooth speaker to play sound, if not, UI might hang (at least for my app).2) The sound play only once, then later no sound.

Hello Simpsonics.Thank you for your reply.While there are some pages that have the same layout, most don't. I will list a few layouts...12 views (3 across - 4 down) all still .png files displayed in each view7 views (1 top panoramic view - 6 lower views) or...7 views (6 views - 1 lower panoramic view)12 views with the first view displaying animation with sound12 views with the last view displaying animation with sounda full page viewa full page view displaying animation with sound, then that view is hidden and 12 views becoming unhidden displaying 12 still .png files.a full page view displaying animation and then cutting to a camera feed from the iPad's camera to put the users face into the comic book page, then hiding the user's face and cutting to a standard 12 views. (It is imperative to the plot that the user sees themselves right in the comic book!)and a few more, but you get the idea.Now at first I used the page based app template (as I described in the above post) and had all these different c