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Is it possible to use the existing Apple system sounds in my own app? I would like to write a sample app in Swift that does the following steps: Read/Get a list of all available systemSounds on the device (I think they are located in /System/Library/Audio/UISounds/ ) show the list on the screen if I touch a list item, play these sound So its basically the same, like when you choose a new ringtone on your iPhone. I think some apps are using this sounds, or have they copied/bought it? Thanks and regards Jens You can use this Swift 4 code to play system sounds: // import this import AVFoundation

I need your help. How should I proceed to change the sound volume in my app. I don't want to use a volume slider. Instead I have an UIImageView which is a volume knob, in which I rotate clockwise to increase, and anti clockwise to decrease the sound volume. The rotation is just an animation and I've already done that part. I need your help and advice on how to increase/decrease the volume. Thanks I would be careful calling setValue on an MPVolumeView since it probably won't do anything other than update the appearance of the slider, but not the actual device volume level. You would instead

I want to play a music file using URL Link in the iPhone. But when I use the below code I am getting error I am not getting where I am going wrong. Can anyone Correct me? -(void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; NSString* resourcePath = @"http://192.167.1.104:8888/SHREYA.mp3"; //your url NSData *_objectData = [NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL URLWithString:resourcePath]]; NSError *error; audioPlayer = [[AVAudioPlayer alloc] initWithContentsOfURL:_objectData error:&error]; audioPlayer.numberOfLoops = -1; if (audioPlayer == nil) NSLog([error description]); else [audioPlayer play]; } iPhone

I am using m3u8 video format for streaming the video and now I need to display subtitles for the same. I searched in Apple Documentation and found that I can achieve this by using the closedCaptionDisplayEnabled property of AVPlayer . I am interested to know what should be the format of subtitles? Will the .srt format do? Also can I achieve the same using MPMoviePlayerController ? Any help is appreciated. Update 10/30/2018: It's worth checking this answer by an Apple engineer (Thanks to @allenlini for pointing it out ). He suggests a solution involving AVAssetResourceLoaderDelegate . I haven't

I'm trying to display a UIImage in real-time coming from the camera, and it seems that my UIImageView is not displaying the image properly. This is the method which a AVCaptureVideoDataOutputSampleBufferDelegate has to implement - (void)captureOutput:(AVCaptureOutput *)captureOutput didOutputSampleBuffer:(CMSampleBufferRef)sampleBuffer fromConnection:(AVCaptureConnection *)connection { // Create a UIImage from the sample buffer data UIImage *theImage = [self imageFromSampleBuffer:sampleBuffer]; // NSLog(@"Got an image! %f %f", theImage.size.width, theImage.size.height); // NSLog(@"The image

Before iOS 10 came out I was using the following code to get the video and audio capture for my video recorder: for device in AVCaptureDevice.devices() { if (device as AnyObject).hasMediaType( AVMediaTypeAudio ) { self.audioCapture = device as? AVCaptureDevice } else if (device as AnyObject).hasMediaType( AVMediaTypeVideo ) { if (device as AnyObject).position == AVCaptureDevicePosition.back { self.backCameraVideoCapture = device as? AVCaptureDevice } else { self.frontCameraVideoCapture = device as? AVCaptureDevice } } } When iOS 10 finally came out, I received the following warning when I was

I'm using AVPlayer for a radio app using HTTP live streaming. Now I want to implement a level meter for that audio stream. The very best would a level meter showing the different frequencies, but a simple left / right solution would be a great starting point. I found several examples using AVAudioPlayer . But I cannot find a solution for getting the required informations off AVPlayer . Can someone think of a solution for my problem? EDIT I want to create something like this (but nicer) EDIT II One suggestion was to use MTAudioProcessingTap to get the raw audio data. The examples I could find

I know you could merge multiple clips and create a single video by appending one after other using AVFoundation classes- AVURLAsset, AVMutableComposition, AVMutableCompositionTrack etc. There are apps like 'Video-Joiner' that do that. What I want to do is to juxtaposition 2 videos. My app idea - SelfInterviewer please don't steal :) First I record video 1 using front facing camera standing left to the frame. Then video 2 standing to the right. In video 1 ask a question and in video 2 I answer. When I merge, it should appear like I am being interviewed by myself. I am almost sure its not