Turn on address sanitizer on Xcode and use a real device and put a Test.mp3 file in the Xcode project. Then it will crash when you initialise a AVAudioPlayer with a mp3 file (with a wav file it works fine). I have made an entry in feedback assistent -> FB12425453. var player : AVAudioPlayer? func playSound() { if let url = Bundle.main.url(forResource: "Test", withExtension: "mp3") { self.player = try? AVAudioPlayer(contentsOf: url) // --> deallocation of non allocated memory problem --> with a "wav" file it works .... } }

hi I am having a issue with sound on a network video stream, the stream is loaded by a m3u,. during playback there is no audio from the device, however when using headphones / airplay audio works correctly. the other peculiar thing is the device simulator works fine. this maybe related to airplay working, but I don't know. this is the view handling the playback. Im not sure where the issue is. I can also play the videos fine when embedding the avplayer in its own view. but that looks messy when you have to dismiss a second window when closing the video. #if os(iOS) import SwiftUI import AVKit import MediaPlayer struct iOSVideoLibraryView: View { @ObservedObject var videoLibrary: VideoLibrary @State private var isPlayerDismissed = false let LiveStreams = [GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible())] let VODStreams = [GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible())] var body: some View { NavigationView { ScrollView { LazyVGrid(columns: LiveStreams, spacing: 20) { ForEach(videoLibrary.videos, id: \.title) { video in if video.type == "LIVE" { Button(action: { isPlayerDismissed = false // Reset the dismissal flag presentVideoPlayer(videoURL: video.referenceURL) }) { VStack { Image(systemName: "play.circle.fill") .font(.system(size: 30)) // icon .foregroundColor(.blue) Text(video.title) .frame(width: 100, height: 50) // title bounds .font(Font.caption) .background(Color.blue) .foregroundColor(.white) .cornerRadius(3) } .frame(width: 70) // main button container .padding() .background(Color.blue.opacity(0.2)) .cornerRadius(10) } } else { // Handle non-LIVE videos } } } .padding() } .navigationBarTitle("Live Streams") } } private func presentVideoPlayer(videoURL: URL) { let playerViewController = CustomAVPlayerViewController() let player = AVPlayer(url: videoURL) playerViewController.player = player player.isMuted = false player.play() DispatchQueue.main.async { playerViewController.modalPresentationStyle = .fullScreen UIApplication.shared.windows.first?.rootViewController?.present(playerViewController, animated: true, completion: nil) } } } class PlayerManager: NSObject, AVPictureInPictureControllerDelegate { static let shared = PlayerManager() func pictureInPictureControllerWillStartPictureInPicture(_ pictureInPictureController: AVPictureInPictureController) { // Perform any necessary actions when picture-in-picture starts } func pictureInPictureControllerDidStopPictureInPicture(_ pictureInPictureController: AVPictureInPictureController) { // Perform any necessary actions when picture-in-picture stops } func pictureInPictureController(_ pictureInPictureController: AVPictureInPictureController, failedToStartPictureInPictureWithError error: Error) { // Perform any necessary actions when picture-in-picture fails to start } } class CustomAVPlayerViewController: AVPlayerViewController { let playerManager = PlayerManager.shared let customPlayer = AVPlayer() override func viewDidAppear(_ animated: Bool) { super.viewDidAppear(animated) if AVPictureInPictureController.isPictureInPictureSupported() { if let playerItem = customPlayer.currentItem { let playerLayer = AVPlayerLayer(player: customPlayer) playerLayer.videoGravity = .resizeAspectFill let pictureInPictureController = AVPictureInPictureController(playerLayer: playerLayer) pictureInPictureController?.delegate = playerManager if let pictureInPictureController = pictureInPictureController, pictureInPictureController.isPictureInPicturePossible { pictureInPictureController.startPictureInPicture() } } } } override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() customPlayer.addObserver(self, forKeyPath: "currentItem", options: .new, context: nil) } override func viewDidDisappear(_ animated: Bool) { super.viewDidDisappear(animated) customPlayer.removeObserver(self, forKeyPath: "currentItem") } override func observeValue(forKeyPath keyPath: String?, of object: Any?, change: [NSKeyValueChangeKey : Any]?, context: UnsafeMutableRawPointer?) { if keyPath == "currentItem" { if let playerItem = customPlayer.currentItem { // Handle player item change } } } } #endif

As of the latest builds of both iOS 16.6 and iOS 17.0, playing albums from a users library using ApplicationMusicPlayer plays the songs on that album out of order. This is a dealbreaker for my app, and I’ve had to revert back to the Media Player framework for reliable behavior. If I fetch an album from a MusicLibraryRequest and load it into the queue using the API introduced in 16.4, init(album:startingAt:)., it starts at track 1 but then plays the rest of the tracks in random order. This happens whether skipping tracks or letting them play through. The shuffleMode of the player is .off. The issue does not occur with albums fetched from the Apple Music catalog and loaded using that same API, nor does it occur for MPMediaItemCollections loaded into an applicationQueuePlayer via a queue descriptor. I've submitted this issue as FB12495051 and provided a sysdiagnose. Please let me know if I can provide any other information.

Hi! I'm currently developing an app that can play music stored locally. It was working fine previously, but after updating my device to iOS 17, I started getting error -54 when I try to play the file. I also noticed that when getting the list of files in MPMediaQuery.songs(), I would encounter the following errors: I suspect it might be some issue with file permissions, but I can't figure out what i am missing. I have already checked that MPMediaLibrary.authorizationStatus() is authorized. Does anyone know what the issue might be? Thank you

Hi, I am currently using the third-party audio library to play audio in my app. It's worth noting that my app deals exclusively with network audio, so the audio that is stored on the network. I deal with Shoutcast streams and just remote MP3 files. Is there a way to do this with native APple APIs? My motivation is that I want to adopt Share Play, lock screen player support and other native goodies. I use Swift UI.P.S. Sorry for random tags, I am blind and the interface for choosing tags cannot be used with VoiceOver

Hi Team, I am trying to play audio by using AVPlayer from the background that I have fetch data from api after first content play and start next content taken from api. Firstly I play audio from the foreground state than put my app in background after few minutes first audio completed and I try to initiate AVPlayer using next audio content from background but the audio is not playing. Same audio playing in next mode fine when app is in foreground state.

If I disable playback controls for an AVPlayer (showsPlaybackControls), some feature of MPNowPlayingInfoCenter no longer working. (play/pause, skip forward and backward). I need custom video and audio controls on my AVPlayer in my app, that's why I disabled the iOS playback controls. But I also need the features of the MPNowPlayingInfoCenter. Is there another solution to achieve this?

I imported the MediaPlayer framework and used MPMusicPlayerPlayParameters in my SwiftUI project. While the app is launching, If the app is built by Xcode 14.3.1 or a newer version, it instantly crashes on a simulator or on a real device. This problem persists on iOS 16.0 to 16.4. (I haven't tried iOS 15 or below) I also tried to build and run the app with Xcode 15 - beta 4 however it still crashes. Because of this reason, I archive and submit to App Store with Xcode 14.2. (the built made by Xcode 14.2 works perfectly!!) Here is the error message: dyld[17235]: Symbol not found: _$sSo27MPMusicPlayerPlayParametersCSe05MediaB0Mc Referenced from: <77FEF170-9C51-3580-8F8B-2ADD2F1B3FD1> /Users/[UserName]/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/72CE26D8-4DD4-4319-B0C7-DE52D6645875/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/C808623F-5372-40F0-907F-E86E12AE6EDD/[AppName].app/[AppName] Expected in: <06F636E1-695C-34F1-809D-7CA24F67AFE9> /Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Volumes/iOS_20B72/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Profiles/Runtimes/iOS 16.1.simruntime/Contents/Resources/RuntimeRoot/System/Library/Frameworks/MediaPlayer.framework/MediaPlayer I believe this is Apple related issue however if there is any way that can fix the issue, please let me know.

I have noticed changes Apple Music made to my library, take in particular a changed album edition that is reflected in how the title is listed. I can see the new title in the Music app in two different devices. On one device MPMediaQuery returns the album with the new title. The other device (an iPad with less memory, in case that matters) is still returning the old edition. Is there anything I can do to make sure the data returned is up to date and matches what is seen in the Music app?

Hi I'm developing a full-duplex iPhone voice chat application and I'd like to intercept bluetooth headset button events to perform certain actions in my app while maintaining a full-duplex audio. I'm using the MediaPlay to intercept remote bluetooth AVRCP MPRemoteCommandEvent play/pause events as well setting AVAudioSession to use the BluetoothA2DP category, however, when I do this, I can't seem to use the bluetooth microphone as an audio input. Specifically, when I query AVAudioSession for available inputs, bluetooth is not returned. I'm guessing this is because A2DP is a half-duplex protocol, but my understanding is that AVRCP events are only available with A2DP. The other bluetooth profile choice is HSP (AVAudioSession category Bluetooth), which works for full-duplex audio, but does not appear to provide a way to intercept the various AT commands from this profile unless I'm in an actual telephone call. For example, when I use HSP and press a button on my headset, I see in the logs the AT+CHUP command being sent from the headset to the phone. Two questions: Is there a way to use a bluetooth microphone while using A2DP for output at the same time? If the above can't be done, is there a way to intercept the HSP AT control commands from a headset without being in a telephone call? Thanks.

Hi. In iOS 17 Apple introduced crossfading for the Music app. In my app I am using MPMusicPlayerController.applicationQueuePlayer and also want to support crossfading. In an early beta of iOS 17 my app crossfaded automatically with the same setting as for the Music app which maybe was a bug. However, I did not find any way to enable crossfade for my app. Does anybody know how to do that? Thanks, Dirk

Problem Description This HLS video https://lf3-vod-cdn-tos.douyinstatic.com/obj/vodsass/hls/main.m3u8 starts with noise at 22 seconds play directly on MacOS 12.6.6 Safari，and it also appears on iOS (16.5.1) safari. But there is no noise when playing with MSE on Mac by the third-party open source web playe such as hls.js on Safari. Test tool hls.js test demo: https://hlsjs.video-dev.org/demo/

There’s an unexpected behaviour when using the append(_:) & prepend(_:) methods on iOS 17 Beta 6 and Public Beta 4. Observed Behaviour When queuing using the mentioned methods on recent iOS 17 Betas, the supplied music isn‘t queued up and the now playing music pauses. When using applicationQueuePlayer, it even ends up crashing the app. FB13010449 Sample Project

Am I the only one having this problem? The Music app on iOS 17 beta does not cleanly seque between songs that are intended to have no gap between them. When gapless songs are played (e.g., Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon", The Beatles' "Abbey Road"), a noticeable gap is heard between songs. These are songs in my music library that I sync from my computer, not Apple Music streams. It should be noted that this bug also exists in iOS 16.6, and I've verified that the problem does not occur on a older phone running iOS 15.7.8. More importantly, when I put the device in Airplane mode, the songs seque correctly, without any gaps. I suspect that the Music app is phoning home to Apple (a bad practice in and of itself) and something is interrupting playback queuing. Even when I have Cellular access turned off for the Music app, and am not connected to Wi-Fi, the problem persists. The only way to make gapless playback work is to turn off all of the device radios via Airplane mode. Understand that this is NOT a cross-fade issue. It is a gapless issue. And it's not an Apple Music streaming issue. The problem seems to be more prevalent for songs encoded as 128 kbps AAC. In comparison, the Music app on macOS (Ventura, 13.5) operates correctly. It's only iOS that no longer performs gapless playback. I've filed bug reports (FB12992049 and FB13019931), but have not heard anything from Apple. Like I asked at the beginning, am I the only one having this problem? It's extremely maddening that Apple can't get this right. I can't play my Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, and my other AOR playlists, including my late 60's Beatles. Steve Jobs would be rolling in his grave.

Hi. I am transitioning my app from using MPMediaQuery to using MusicLibraryRequest from MusicKit. This is working fine for playlists in the user's library. I also allow my app users to play their podcasts. I currently use MPMediaQuery.podcasts(). Does anyone know if there is an equivalent using MusicLibraryRequest? Cheers, Ian

In our application, we play video-on-demand (VOD) content and display subtitles in different languages.

I've integrated MPVolumeView into my view, and it correctly responds to hardware volume changes as expected. However, once I initiate audio streaming using AVAudioEngine to capture microphone audio and AudioUnit for decoding, the MPVolumeView ceases to reflect changes made using the hardware volume buttons. Additionally, even when I adjust the volume using the slider on MPVolumeView, it doesn't change the system volume. Has anyone else encountered this issue? What might be causing MPVolumeView to stop responding to hardware volume changes once streaming starts? For the AVAudioSession.Mode, I use the default setting because using .voiceChat prevents MPVolumeView update from device volume changes permanently. let session = AVAudioSession.sharedInstance() do { try session.setCategory(.playAndRecord, options: [.allowBluetooth]) try session.setActive(true) } catch { print(error.localizedDescription) }

In our application, we play video-on-demand (VOD) content and display subtitles in different languages. The format we prefer for subtitles is WebVTT. We are planning to enhance caption styling (text color, background color, font weight, etc.) in WebVTT files. In our current flow, subtitles and images are loaded in 6-second chunks. Below is an example of one of the subtitle parts we use: WEBVTT X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=MPEGTS:0,LOCAL:00:00:00.000

Hello Everyone, I'm working on creating an audio playback widget for my app, aiming for functionality similar to the Apple Music widget. Specifically, I've implemented a play button in my widget that triggers an AudioPlaybackIntent. This intent then interacts with a singleton class that manages my AVAudioPlayer. The issue I'm facing is that the AVAudioPlayer instance in my main app and the instance in my widget extension don't seem to share the same state. I've noticed that the Apple Music widget is capable of showing real-time changes (eg. stopping music from command center, stops it on widget UI), which implies that it has some way of sharing the playback state between the main app and the widget. How can I achieve shared state between the main app and widget for my AVAudioPlayer instance? Is there a specific approach or API that Apple Music uses to make this happen?

Hello! In our website, we allow members to follow private RSS feeds on their Podcasts app easily with the click of a button. Underneath the button is a link in the format of: podcast://example.rssurl.com # Example With this URL scheme, the Podcasts app launches correctly and shows the "Follow a Show by URL" input box, with the private RSS feed URL prefilled. However, the prefilled URL uses HTTP instead of HTTPS. So, the example link above (podcast://example.rssurl.com) when clicked is converted to: http://example.rssurl.com in the "Follow a Show by URL" input box in the Podcasts app. We noticed the HTTP form of the URL does not work well, as it sometimes fail to follow the show. Clicking on "Follow" would simply close the box and cause nothing to happen, not even error messages. We then tested with HTTPS by manually inserting the URL like so: https://example.rssurl.com and this would always work. However, this is not ideal as our users would have to manually paste in the URL all the time. It'd be great if the Podcasts URL scheme above would automatically prefill the "Follow a Show by URL" input box with the HTTPS form instead. Is there a way to force this behavior or is this intended from Apple's side? Thank you!