Popping Sound

so if you log in to developer.apple.com and click the Account tab, you see the missing team under your name? But in Xcode's Settings, you don't see that team under your account? That does sound frustrating. It has never happened to me, so I can't help directly. There is a link to Membership and Account help here: https://developer.apple.com/contact/topic/select good luck!

Is the iPhone mic actually capturing at 8 kHz, or is it recording at 48 kHz and then downsampling to 8 kHz internally? the latter. Your own investigation indicates this. The microphone doesn't record, it provides samples. The AVAudioRecorder records, you gave it the settings to use. Is there any way to force the hardware to record natively at 8 kHz? Have you tried setPreferredSampleRate? The docs say it is hardware dependent, the microphone might provide samples at a single fixed, or a few fixed rates. If not, what’s the recommended approach for telephony-quality audio (true 8 kHz) on iOS devices? Well, 8kHz 16-bit recordings from a modern iPhone microphone probably yields better than telephone quality. What are you actually trying to achieve? Sounds like an old analog telephone is probably a job for a narrow bandwidth filter (300 to 3.5kHz), the injection of noise at about 45 dB below the maximum amplitude, and some distortion and clipping. See https://developer.apple.com/documentation/avfo

Hello @Crixoule , thank you for your question! You mention the animation is working fine in RCP, which sounds like it was imported succesfully! Were you able to use AnimationLibraryComponent to preview it in RCP? For your use case specifically, I recommend taking a look at our BOT-anist sample, spefically how the backpack and head are attached to the main body of the robot. In RealityKit, the skeleton joint positions are not separate entities with transform components, as you might expect. This means you don't interact with them by placing other Entities as descendants of the skeleton joints. Instead, to get the position of a joint for the purpose of attaching another Entity to it, you calculate its transform by multiplying a chain of joint transforms together each frame. There are a few steps to this, first you will need to get the indices for the chain of joints starting from the root joint that connect to your head or backpack or arm_cannon or whatever joint you're looking for. In BOT-anist, see t

This certainly sounds like a bug! Have you filed a feedback about this? Please post the FB ID (ideally attach the sample app you're using) here so we can track this, and fix it appropriately.

We do allow you to embed multiple network extensions in the same app. That’s true on all our platforms, although the mechanics vary based on whether you’re using a system extension (sysex) or an app extension (appex). For more info about what packaging is supported on what platforms, see TN3134 Network Extension provider deployment. It sounds like you’re using a sysexes, and that presents a decision point: You can have multiple independent sysex, each with a single NE provider. Or you can have a single sysex with multiple NE providers. The latter is generally easier to wrangle. In that case you have a single sysex target with multiple NE provider subclasses linked into the resulting executable, and then list all of those in the NEProviderClasses dictionary in your sysex’s Info.plist. IMPORTANT If you set things up this way there’s a single sysex process and all of your NE providers run within that. This has pros (you can share data between them) and cons (if one crashes, they all crash). Of specific

Apparently on my previous tries, I must have had an error of some sort. Thanks now to @daneover and the great step-by-step guide they provided, I'm now listening to some tunes on YouTube, via my Mackie Onyx-1220i 's Firewire connection!! Mac mini 2023 with M2 Pro | 32GB RAM MacOS Sequoia 15.6.1 Followed the instructions in sections 1, 2, and 3. No apparent issues installing the FW kext from the AppleFWAudioVentura.pkg. Downloaded the ZIP file & extracted the .pkg to my desktop. Note: One thing I did not do is have the Mackie connected to my Mini via FW during the whole install/config. I waited until the last step in part 3 (after double reboot) to finally get connected. Also of note, I have had success via 2 different ways to connect to my Mini. In previous attempts, I tried the dongle daisy chain method with a FW800 (male) > FW400 (female) adapter connected to the Apple FW800 > TB2 adapter, and finally the TB2 > TB3 adapter. This time around, that collection of adapters is working great. Prior t

Thanks for filing FB19955494. Looking at the bug it seems to have landed in a reasonable place. However, there’s no sysdiagnose log attached and, as I mention in Bug Reporting: How and Why?, that’s important even if the bug is readily reproducible. I recommend that you reproduce the problem and then trigger a sysdiagnose log and attach that. Also, it sounds like this bug should reproduce in a small test project. If so, it’d be great if you could attach that as well. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com