Hi, Is it technically possible to stream external BT device's microphone input to iPhones speakers output?

How can I record audio in a keyboard extension? I've enabled microphone support by enabling "RequestsOpenAccess". When I try to record, I get the error below in the console. This doesn't make sense as Apple's docs seem to say that microphone access is allowed with Full Keyboard Access. What is the point of enabling the microphone if the app cannot access the data from the microphone? -CMSUtilities- CMSUtility_IsAllowedToStartRecording: Client sid:0x2205e, XXXXX(17965), 'prim' with PID 17965 was NOT allowed to start recording because it is an extension and doesn't have entitlements to record audio.

Hello, I'm facing an issue with Xcode 15 and iOS 17: it seems impossible to get AVAudioEngine's audio input node to work on simulator. inputNode has a 0ch, 0kHz input format, connecting input node to any node or installing a tap on it fails systematically. What we tested: Everything works fine on iOS simulators <= 16.4, even with Xcode 15. Nothing works on iOS simulator 17.0 on Xcode 15. Everything works fine on iOS 17.0 device with Xcode 15. More details on this here: https://github.com/Fesongs/InputNodeFormat Any idea on this? Something I'm missing? Thanks for your help 🙏 Tom PS: I filed a bug on Feedback Assistant, but it usually takes ages to get any answer so I'm also trying here 😉

The loop plays smoothly in audacity but when I run it in the device or simulator it clicks each loop at different intensities. I config the session at App level: let audioSession = AVAudioSession.sharedInstance() do { try audioSession.setCategory(.playback, mode: .default, options: [.mixWithOthers]) try audioSession.setActive(true) } catch { print("Setting category session for AVAudioSession Failed") } And then I made my method on my class: func playSound(soundId: Int) { let sound = ModelData.shared.sounds[soundId] if let bundle = Bundle.main.path(forResource: sound.filename, ofType: "flac") { let backgroundMusic = NSURL(fileURLWithPath: bundle) do { audioPlayer = try AVAudioPlayer(contentsOf:backgroundMusic as URL) audioPlayer?.prepareToPlay() audioPlayer?.numberOfLoops = -1 // for infinite times audioPlayer?.play() isPlayingSounds = true } catch { print(error) } } } Does anyone have any clue? Thanks! PS: If I use AVQueuePlayer and repeat the item the click noise disappear (but its no use, because I would need to repeat it indefinitely without wasting memory), if I use AVLooper I get a silence between loops. All with the same sound. Idk :/ PS2: The same happens with ALAC files.

I'd like to allow the speech synthesizer to play on the device speaker while simultaneously mixing with a phone call. I've worked with a number of different configurations but am unable to find a configuration that achieves the functionality I am trying to achieve - or allows mixing with a phone call at all. There is a flag: mixToTelephonyUplink that seems to suggest that at least some mixing with a phone call is possible using the speech synthesizer, but I'm currently unable to find almost any documentation about this flag besides basic API docs. I've had some some luck at least getting the synthesizer to always play to the speaker with the following audio session configuration - but the sound never is mixed with a phone call. Instead, it is ducked and muted while the phone call takes place. I've tried quite a few configuration combinations for the category and overrides, but nothings seems to work quite as I'd expect it to. synthesizer.mixToTelephonyUplink = true try? audioSession.setCategory(.playback, mode: .voicePrompt, options: [.mixWithOthers, .defaultToSpeaker]) try? audioSession.setActive(true, options: []) try? audioSession.overrideOutputAudioPort(.speaker) Is there some kind of documentation for this that's off the beaten path that I'm somehow missing? I'm going to continue with guess and check, but I'm starting to think this flag - and the functionality it implies, actually wasn't ever fully implemented.

I know that if you want background audio from AVPlayer you need to detatch your AVPlayer from either your AVPlayerViewController or your AVPlayerLayer in addition to having your AVAudioSession configured correctly. I have that all squared away and background audio is fine until we introduce AVPictureInPictureController or use the PiP behavior baked into AVPlayerViewController. If you want PiP to behave as expected when you put your app into the background by switching to another app or going to the homescreen you can't perform the detachment operation otherwise the PiP display fails. On an iPad if PiP is active and you lock your device you continue to get background audio playback. However on an iPhone if PiP is active and you lock the device the audio pauses. However if PiP is inactive and you lock the device the audio will pause and you have to manually tap play on the lockscreen controls. This is the same between iPad and iPhone devices. My questions are: Is there a way to keep background-audio playback going when PiP is inactive and the device is locked (iPhone and iPad) Is there a way to keep background-audio playback going when PiP is active and the device is locked? (iPhone)