No sound on some devices

[fpena]

Hi Nick,

First of all, thanks for the library.

I've developed an app with it, but for some reason, on some devices, it doesn't generate sound unless I plug the headphones.

Have you heard this issue before?

Thanks again.

[nicklockwood]

No - which specific devices are you seeing this on?

It may be that you need to change the default audio route. I'll see if there's a simple way to handle that within the library.

[fpena]

It is very rare and I haven't experienced that personally. It seems some people can't hear external sound but when plugging headphones, everything is ok.

Looking forward if you find a way to change the default audio route.

Thanks.

On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 6:00 PM, Nick Lockwood [email protected]:

No - which specific devices are you seeing this on?

It may be that you need to change the default audio route. I'll see if there's a simple way to handle that within the library.

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[sgabello]

@fpena I had many people with the same issue... 90% of the time (with the iPad in particular) they didn't realise that they had the mute switch enabled or they didn't know what was it for... unbelievable! :) Some then argued that the audio was ok in other apps. That happens because there are ways to play sounds and media files that ignore the mute setting.

[fpena]

Yes. That's exactly what happened. It's ok. I'm working with MIDI so only need the library for specific sounds. Thanks Andrea!

On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 6:08 AM, Andrea Ottolina [email protected]:

@fpena https://github.com/fpena I had many people with the same issue... 90% of the time (with the iPad in particular) they didn't realise that they had the mute switch enabled or they didn't know what was it for... unbelievable! :) Some then argued that the audio was ok in other apps. That happens because there are ways to play sounds and media files that ignore the mute setting.

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[nobre84]

Hi! I had this happen very often (maybe after iOS 8.1 ? It didn't happen before Xcode 6 for sure) The sounds won't play in the speaker, unless I plug the earphone, and THEN if I take it out, the speakers will play audio. My usage is as follows:

[SoundManager sharedManager].allowsBackgroundMusic = YES;
[[SoundManager sharedManager] prepareToPlay];
[[SoundManager sharedManager] playSound:fileName looping:NO]