Popping Sound

upon download of ios 9 beta 1 to my ipad air 2 screen went black and came back as needing a restore. as I attempted restore a pop up stated unknown error code (-50). Need a solid assist as my air 2 is now a brick.

I have an apple Ipad and an apple 5 iPhone and I use my same Apple ID for both just today I tryed to download a game from my iPad. I get an error message could not sign in x Apple AMD Action message pops up. I have not had this message before when downloading anything free from the Apple Store. I just recently updated the latest version a week or so ago on ipad and iPhone. When I go to my iPhone and download a game. That error message doesn't pop up and I can download my game and it automatically comes on my iPad but I shouldn't have to do that. When I have been downloading on my iPad. With no error message so how can this problem be fixed. With my iPad not getting the error message when I want to download something.

The goal is to have an app that gets audio files from your existing Music Library on your iPhone/iPad, applies some processing/mixing and plays it.I know there is an API that allows to implement a basic music player that plays files from the library. But is there a way to access raw audio data for processing?

First, the code where I first encountered this runs fine on iOS 7, 8, 8.4, etc. Doesn't work though on any of the iOS 9 betas. Update: I downloaded the Add Music Sample Code and recreated the exact same problem with 100% reproducable steps. I opened a bug for it and uploaded their sample code to demonstrate, 21784478. So if anyone else is seeing MPMusicPlayerController hang when you call play it looks like a real issue.I'm creating a musicPlayerController using [MPMusicPlayerController applicationMusicPlayer], initializing the audio session, giving the player a collection, and calling play, whereupon the app hangs, and nothing plays, until I background my app. Also, when in this waiting state, any other calls to the music controller or property queries on the current MediaItem will also hang. But, they have been sent, and if you press the home button on the device to background the app your music will play. appMusicPlayer = [MPMusicPlayerController applicationMusicPlayer]; UInt32 sessionCategory = kA

Watch wont make a sound or vibrate,although screen shows an alarm engaging. Watch not in silent or do not disturb mode. Anyone else experiancing this?

I just got a pair of Kirkland Signature 6 hearing aids that work great with iOS app. A fabulous way to get wireless hearing from your iOS devices.I sat at my iMac and expected that they would 'just work' on it as well, for iTunes U/audio/youtube etc. but oddly enough, the iMac doesn't support this. I dislike having to take out hearing aids and switch to earbuds frequently, and the iMac doesn't do system wide equalizer adjustment either.Is there a bluetooth technical reason why the desktop units cannot connect with hearing devices in the same way as on iOS? Perhaps they do, and my iMac is not new enough. iMac 2011 Intel Core i5.Or perhaps someone knows why Apple has not extended the Accessibility hearing aid features to the desktop units.

Prior to iOS 8.4 my apps can let the user choose podcasts when using the MPMediaPickerController.You simply initialise it with MPMediaTypePodcast, and Podcasts appears as one of the audio types that the user can select from.The SDK* still lists MPMediaTypePodcast as a valid media type, but it seems to have been broken when Apple released Apple Music and iOS 8.4 Same problem in iOS 9.So now my users are understandably angry that a feature they paid for has been removed.*https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/MediaPlayer/Reference/MPMediaItem_ClassReference/index.html#//apple_ref/c/tdef/MPMediaType