Popping Sound

I've encountered on my iPod (latest gen, 64 gb) audio dropping out twice recently. Listening to music/podcasts, the audio will just cut out. System indicates the audio should still be playing, but no sound. Using iPod headphones with remote. Remedy was to unplug/reconnect headphones, but very annoying.

Xcode 7.0b3 iOS Deployment Target 8.0Here's the test app I made to isolate the issue.Created a UITableViewController in a UINavigationController. Tap a cell, and pushes another one of those table view controllers. This table view controller has a random number of sections and rows in each section.On iPhone running iOS 9, table scrolls correctly... empty cells are while. On iPhone running iOS 8, table has black background. Empty rows are black instead of white.In our real app, we sometimes see contents of old UITableView in a new UITableView. So I tried to isolate the issue to see if its a bug building with the Xcode 7 beta.Does this sound like a bug building with the beta xcode and using iOS 8? Or did we create a bug/doing something wrong?

Hi,We are developing an Audio tour application for a tour comppany in which the app itself is free and users will in-app purchase audio tours (example: New York Walking Audio tour, Las Vegas walking audio tour). Our issue is that we would like to offer the audio-tours for FREE if the user is an existing customer of the tour company.We looked into doing promotion codes for in-app purchases but it seems this mechanism is not available by Apple nor are you allowed to roll out your own.I'm wondering if we can provide a members-only login within the application. If a user logins in, the in-app purchases become FREE - they don't go to the store but actually just do a straight download. Apple doesn't provide guidance on this matter for us and we are wondering if anyone has experience around this or something similar.Scott

Need some help with this - How do I pop an alert on an App in iOS 8 from extension keyboard ? Please suggest solutions either in Swift or in Objective C. Thanks very much for your help.

Here's a short but complete bit of code that only attempts to do one thing, but never even gets to the point that it can compile. It merely tries to set the name of one of the attributes of a MDLVertexDescriptor. The attributes are read-only, though I'm not trying to mutate the array of attributes, merely a property of one of them, like so:import MetalKit let x = MTLVertexDescriptor() var y = MTKModelIOVertexDescriptorFromMetal(x) var a = y.attributes var a0 = a[0] a0.name = MDLVertexAttributeNormalThe last line is rejected because a0 is immutable. You can try to set y.attributes[0].name in one go, but that'll fail too. It seems like it's just my bad, trying to mutate a read-only property, something Swift strictly enforces, but this a just a direct translation of the following Objective-C code that does work (used in, e.g., MetalKitEssentials):MDLVertexDescriptor *y = MTKModelIOVertexDescriptorFromMetal(x); y.attributes[0].name = MDLVertexAttributePosition;(What makes it a bit more disconcerting is that while

Hi,I am developing a media player using AVPlayer. One of the feature of the player is to report its usage of network bandwidth by counting the bytes received during playback (our streams are all remote HLS).To access this data I use the AVPlayerItem accessLog, and parse the 'events' of it. These events are instances of AVPlayerItemAccessLog, with a 'numberOfBytesTransferred' property.But I discovered that there is no events for audio livestreams! There are events for AODs, VODs and video livestreams, but none for the audio live. The consequence is that I am unable to track the bandwidth usage for live radios!Anyone having the same problem?