“Popping Sound”

[quote='819235021, jimmykuo, /thread/819235, /profile/jimmykuo'] Is there any way to programmatically enter PIP from inline playback when a WKWebView app goes to background? Or is this intentionally restricted by WebKit to fullscreen-only transitions? [/quote] Without user interaction, such as a button press, transitioning to PiP automatically would require AVPlayerViewController to be implemented in the inline video. The issue here is playsinline does not hand the video off to AVPlayerViewController. Once the inline video uses AVPlayerViewController, you can implement automatic switching to PiP by enabling canStartPictureInPictureAutomaticallyFromInline. This is mentioned in Adopting Picture in Picture in a Standard Player As for your testing: visibilitychange is not considered user interaction. Only begin PiP playback in response to user interaction and never programmatically. For example, webkitSetPresentationMode will trigger PiP if it is set as the action of a button. In the situations where the video do

The Apple Developer Forums are for questions about APIs and features intended specifically for developers. Since it sounds like you went to the Apple Support Community already and were sent here because you are running a beta, then you should file a bug report in Feedback Assistant.

[quote='820155021, alex_strong, /thread/820155, /profile/alex_strong'] I've had issues getting the dmg signed by the Apple notary service [/quote] That text suggests that you’ve misunderstood how notary works. The notary service doesn’t sign your product. Rather, you present it with a distribution-ready product, one that’s already signed, and the notary service checks it and, if all is well, issues a signed ticket. See Notarisation Fundamentals for more about how this process works. As to why the notary service is refusing to notarise your product, it’s hard to say without more info. It sounds like you were able to submit the product and get a response, but the status is Invalid, indicating a problem with your submission. In that case the next step is to look at the notary log. What does it say? See Fetching the Notary Log for info on how to get the log. [quote='820155021, alex_strong, /thread/820155, /profile/alex_strong'] The only big change we made this time was switching to Maven [/quote] Ah, Jav

Hi, I have also not determined a pattern. It's often if I pause for a while. Guaranteed to need a long overnight. But also happened during a session. I agree about the thought bubbles. They are almost pointless if you can't read them. Claude has got slower more recently, may be due to the influx of users due to political affairs. Re: Codex & Claude showing: Up until 26.4 beta 3 and before you selected your agent to use and then from then on you just hit new session/chat. In 26.4 rc there is no choice of active agent. All you do is click new session/chat. When you tap the button a pop over appears requesting the agent you wish to use. It's a very jarring workflow... Hopefully this isn't coming across as too negative. The agentic development flow is amazing, it just needs the warts removed :) I can't reply inline because it limits the characters. Maybe that needs feeding back to the website team. It feels like we don't want people to engage when the replies are artificially curtailed

Hey @drewolbrich, Thank you for filing all of these reports! Having each issue tracked separately is really helpful for our investigations. In terms of workarounds, your suggestions sound reasonable, but I don't have specific workarounds to recommend at this time. If you find anything else that helps you avoid the issue, please share it with the community here. For others encountering similar issues: Even though we're aware of this issue, we still encourage you to open a bug report, and post the FB number here once you do. The specific info you include in your bug report might help our investigation, and filing the bug report allows you to get notified when it is resolved. Bug Reporting: How and Why? Thanks, Michael

First, thank you for taking the time to post these. We really love hearing from our developers because this helps us make the tools better. Re: OAuth — hmm, OK we're investigating. Is there any pattern to this? Do you see this after a certain amount of time? Re: Thinking — interesting, this is good feedback about how you're using thinking as progress tracking. We know about the issue where you can't open the popover until the thinking is done. But, sounds like you really want a don't put thinking in a bubble entirely because that's part of your tracking of the agent progress. Makes sense. It'd be great if you could file a feedback request specifically for this. Re: Slowness to start — yeah, I agree that sounds weird. The only way we have to debug this at the moment is if you attach the contents of your conversation via the Bug button at the bottom of the transcript. Re: Codex & Claude showing — Have you downloaded both agents using the Intelligence settings even if you haven't logged in?

When captureMicrophone is true, ScreenCaptureKit delivers separate audio sample buffers for app audio and microphone audio through the same stream output delegate. The key detail is that these arrive with different CMFormatDescriptions. A few things to check in your CaptureEngine: Make sure you are distinguishing between the two audio stream types in your stream(_:didOutputSampleBuffer:of:) callback. The type parameter will be .audio for app audio and .microphone for mic audio — these need separate AVAssetWriterInput instances with matching format descriptions. If you are writing both to a single AVAssetWriterInput, the interleaved samples with different sample rates or channel counts will corrupt the container. App audio typically comes at the system sample rate (e.g. 48kHz stereo) while microphone audio may arrive at a different rate depending on the input device. Verify the timing: microphone and app audio timestamps

This is actually possible, though it requires a different approach than the typical single-AVAudioEngine setup. The key insight is that iOS allows multiple AVCaptureSession instances to coexist under certain conditions. You can configure two separate audio routes: Use AVCaptureSession with the AirPods as the input device for your speech recognition pipeline. Set the audio session category to .playAndRecord with .allowBluetooth option. For video recording with the built-in mic, use a second AVCaptureSession (or the camera API you are already using). The built-in mic can be explicitly selected as the audio input for this session. The catch is you need to manage the audio session category carefully. The .mixWithOthers option is essential here — without it, one session will interrupt the other. Another approach that avoids the dual-session complexity: use a single AVCaptureSession that captures from the built-in mic for video, and run SFSpeechRecognizer (or the new SpeechAnalyz

I hit a very similar issue while building ambient-voice — a real-time speech-to-text macOS app using SpeechAnalyzer. AVAudioEngine.inputNode.installTap() worked fine with built-in mics but silently failed with Bluetooth devices (the tap callback never fired). The root cause is similar to yours: audio session resource conflicts. Our fix was switching from AVAudioEngine to AVCaptureSession. The captureOutput(_:didOutput:from:) delegate fires reliably regardless of audio device state or competing audio sessions. The tradeoff is you get CMSampleBuffer instead of AVAudioPCMBuffer, so you need a conversion step — but it is straightforward. For your FaceTime case specifically, AVCaptureSession with .mixWithOthers category option should let you capture mic input without conflicting with the active call audio session. We documented all the audio pitfalls we hit on macOS 26 in our forum post: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/819525 The project is open source: https: