I will definitely check out the books. My fear is that they are for playing
music files in my sandbox, stuff I ship with the app, but won’t be able to
access the user’s music library as MPMusicPlayer does. But hopefully I’ll learn
I’m wrong about that.
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Charles
On March 27, 2016 at 21:02:2
Yep. My understanding may be incorrect, but I think MPVolumeView controls the
system volume. People have apparently found ways to bring the window up and use
fake touches to alter the system volume programmatically, but because it
controls the overall volume of all apps you switch to and the nex
You probably want to look at 3 things.
SpriteKit
AVAudioEngine
Core Audio.
SpriteKit
It has some basic audio capability but I don't recall how much control.
AVAudioEngine
It's a higher level wrapper around Core Audio.
You kind of still need to understand a lot of concepts from Core Audio but i
> On 28 Mar 2016, at 12:26 AM, Charles Jenkins wrote:
>
> I would like to let users select their own background music from their music
> libraries. From my researches, I can only find the MPMusicPlayer and its
> associated media picker as the way to let the user make his or her own play
> lis
I would like to let users select their own background music from their music
libraries. From my researches, I can only find the MPMusicPlayer and its
associated media picker as the way to let the user make his or her own play
list; but if I use those interfaces, I cannot control the volume, so t
