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Touches not shown when recording using QuickTime
I'm not able to see the touches during recording using QuickTime. The visualizer itself seems to work; at least, as soon as I set
func touchVisualizerWindowShouldAlwaysShowFingertip(_ window: COSTouchVisualizerWindow!) -> Bool {
return true
}
Touches are shown correctly. But not, if this is set to return false. Tested with master as well as with 1.0.6 - both behave equally wrong. Running iOS 10.2 on an iPhone 6s.
Just tested this while being connected to AppleTV using AirPlay. In this setup, COSTouchVisualizer works as expected: It shows the touches while connected using AirPlay and hides them if not connected.
😊 no worries 👍🏼
Any idea how the issue can be resolved?
Von meinem iPhone gesendet
Am 05.02.2017 um 16:07 schrieb Joe Blau [email protected]:
Oh i see, sorry I misread the issue. definitely leave this open.
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Not 100% sure. I haven't looked into it yet, but I'll try and take a look this week.
Sorry, been super busy at work and working on a different OSS project that I didn't get a chance to look at this yet. It's still in the queue.
I have the same issue. Doesn't work with QT. However, I just went in to COSTouchVisualizerWindows.m anyScreenIsMirrored method and forced it to return YES.
This hasn't been updated in a while, but you can do this:
- (BOOL)touchVisualizerWindowShouldAlwaysShowFingertip:(COSTouchVisualizerWindow *)window {
AVAudioSessionRouteDescription * asRoute = [AVAudioSession sharedInstance].currentRoute;
for(AVAudioSessionPortDescription * output in asRoute.outputs) {
if ([output.portType isEqualToString: AVAudioSessionPortHDMI])
return YES;
}
return NO;
}
Note, this was taken from another StackOverflow post. Ideally, you want this in the actual library instead of relying on the delegate.
