“Popping Sound”

I have one iOS app that is an iPad touchscreen virtual musical instrument. I have another app that is an audio visualizer (36-th octave spectrum analyzer). I used to use inter-app audio to pipe audio samples from the first app to either the second app, or to GarageBand for recording. But inter-app audio has been deprecated. My question is what is Apple's suggested method (API's etc.) to get audio samples generated in one UI app to play and display in another UI app (say on an iPad, where both apps can be on the display) in performance-near-real-time without using inter-app audio?

Hi everyone,I'm developing a USB Audio + MIDI interface. The audio part of the interface supports Asynchronous USB audio class 1.0.Lately I am having some issues on iOS with specific Apple Devices (iPhone 7, 7 Plus and X).After a random amount of time from the beginning of audio playback, all of a sudden, the audio stream can become corrupt (very loud digital distortion).The interface works fine on all other Apple devices, Macs and Windows PCs.The problem started to appear with iOS 11. I never experienced anything similar with iOS 10.I am trying to figure out what is causing the problem looking also at the USB packet stream but even when the problem arise nothing strange happens. The audio data sent by the OS is clearly corrupted (abrupt changes in the samples value).As anyone having similar problems?Thanks

Hi, I do not know if is this possible, but I have problem to achieve this. I have UIView (VideoView) who has AVPlayerLayer, and plays some video from assets, and have own audio. Over this view, have another (smaller) UIView (CameraView) who have: AVCaptureVideoPreviewLayer (show front camera) AVCaptureSession AVCaptureDevice AVAudioSession to show preview of user front camera and record audio & video from self. And run in same time. Similar to FaceTime Call. AVAudioSession in CameraView is set up something like this: let audioSession = AVAudioSession.sharedInstance() do { if #available(iOS 11.0, *) { try audioSession.setCategory(.playAndRecord, mode: .spokenAudio, policy: AVAudioSession.RouteSharingPolicy.default, options: [.duckOthers]) } else { try audioSession.setCategory(.playAndRecord, mode: .spokenAudio) } try audioSession.setActive(true) } catch let error { print(Audio setup error, #file, #function, #line, error.localizedDescription) } But still, I have some kind of echo

According to Information in 2019wwdc, macOS 10.15 will be the last release to fully support kextsso,I'm trying to convert the virtual audio driver (kext) developed by IOKit into a dext developed by DriverKit,but I can't find audio driver in the DriverKit description document.Question1Does DriverKit currently offers audio-related APIs instead of IOKit's audio APIs? (e.g., IOAudioDevice.h, IOAudioEngine.h)If DriverKit offers audio-related APIs,give it's link for meQuestion2If DriverKit currently doesn't offer audio-related APIs instead of IOKit's audio APIsCan MacOS 10.16 or later support virtual audio driver(kext) to load?From the following information, I think the answer is no.================================================================================Information in 2019wwdc:macOS 10.15 will be the last release to fully support kexts without compromisesFor the capabilities and device families supported by System Extensions, using aKer

I am using AudioService API to play a sound effect before start video recoding, I found a weird thing that the final result video's volume is relative to sound effect volume. if sound effect volume is big, the final video's volume became so low, if sound effect volume is quite, final video's volume is big. I think the iphone's microphone or audio framework make this, maybe it detected the peak volume and balance audio record volume. I use 'playAndRecord' to record video, dosen't change it when play sound effect. need help to slove this issue, i want the video's volume is constants

Hi,Our VoIP App was fully tested and working fine on iOS 8 for Incoming and outgoing calls.When iOS 9.0.1 was installed on iphone 4 and 6, Audio sound quality of outgoing call part was NOT understandable.After we upgraded our VoIP app, using XCode 7.0 we recompiled our code with no error or warnings yet the audio quality problem in outgoing call still exists.Without any error or warnings, can you inform us of what changes in “Audio” that might affect this ?Our App is using following iOS Audio Frameworks1- AV Foundation framework2- Audio ToolKit framework3- Core Audio frameworkAdditionally, we use GSM Codec for our VoIP calls.Any ideas on how can we progress to a satisfactory solution?Thanks and RegardsMajid Hameed Khan

After a little effort, I got the Apple TV configured. Everything seems to work, except I am not getting any sound from it when I try to play content (I tried a free TV shows as a test).I know the HDMI cable is OK, it's the same cable I use with my Roku box. Using the volume controls on the remote makes the LED blink, but nothing else happens. I even tried using AirPlay with an iPad app that generates sound, but nothing was heard.Any ideas?

My safari audio won't play, despite other applications like Spotify and chrome working, it has no issues but safari on YouTube or anything that plays sounds won't load(on YouTube) in instagram it just won't play the audio. anything that can fix this?

some downloaded video, edited in photo album. when choose it in UIimagePickerController, the result Video lose audio! BUT,if not edit in album,it's correct!

I'm curious. Does audio output via Airplay or HDMI have increased volume in the treble ? I'm currently attenuating the treble by about 10db or higher compared to lower frequencies.Aside from bit depth and samping frequency, which audio output provides better sound ? HDMI vs Airplay audio output...which has less jitter ?Thanks.

I have an iOS music game (-ish) app that requires some basic synchronization between audio playback and other non-video events. To keep it simple, let's say I have some sound effects in files and I want to show a dot on the screen when a sound effect is played with a high degree of accuracy. Playing through the built-in speaker is fine, but users will often be using AirPods and the added latency is too noticeable. I don't need this to be super-low latency, I just need to know what the latency is so that I can show the dot exactly when the user hears the sound. I've mostly been experimenting in the AVAudioEngine/AVPlayerNode space. Those provide a variety of latency/ioBufferDuration properties (see below), but unfortunately they seem pretty inaccurate. Are they supposed to be? Is there a better way to sync non-video things with audio playback? func printLatencyInfo() { ttprint(audioSession.inputLatency: (audioSession.inputLatency)) ttprint(audioSession.outputLatency

I have a m audio firewire 410 card that works with Maverick. I actualise the system to high sierra and now the audio card doesn't works. Is there any way to keep it working?

Attaching an audio file to MSMessageTemplateLayout's mediaFileURL property appears to still not be working in Beta 7. Has anyone found workarounds for this?

I want to hide the navigationbar in my swiftUI View and i can do that using the .navigationbarhiddent(true) but i still want to have the swipe to back functionality, i added my own button to dismiss the view but i couldn’t know how to add the swipe to back functionality. i stumbled upon this answer but it was not perfect because it applied to all the Views in my app, I want to be able to add it to only a the views of my choosing. extension UINavigationController: UIGestureRecognizerDelegate { override open func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() interactivePopGestureRecognizer?.delegate = self } public func gestureRecognizerShouldBegin(_ gestureRecognizer: UIGestureRecognizer) -> Bool { return viewControllers.count > 1 }}