The quick answer is no. Assuming iPhone OS 3.0+, you must
suspend/disable the OpenAL context by making the current context NULL.
And if you have an iPod Touch, you can use the Clock.app's alarm
feature to help test interruptions.
FYI, I cover iPhone audio and OpenAL in excruciating detail
(attempt
Check the docs:
http://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/documentation/Audio/Conceptual/AudioSessionProgrammingGuide/HandlingAudioInterruptions/HandlingAudioInterruptions.html
There's a section called "OpenAL and Audio Interruptions" that explains it.
Good luck,
Hank
On Jan 10, 2010, at 4:23 A
i'm using an interruption listener callback with audiotoolbox to shut
off music when a call (or something else) comes in to interrupt the
app. however, i'd simply like to remove all AVFoundation from the
code and strictly rely on OpenAL for sound. will OpenAL automatically
pause like the rest of
