Simon Corsin

@milend Is that because Swift librairies are compiled as static libs? Any hope to have the debugger working for static libraries at some point or is that just never going...

I also saw this issue a while ago, I couldn't figure out why when setting the affine transform inside the AVAssetWriter, I don't see that transform on the resulting created...

You can always change the filter property in recorder.videoConfiguration.filter, that's not a problem.

Can you share here a file that doesn't work so I can fix that?

And also what do you mean by "not working"? What happens exactly? Are you trying to render the whole waveform at once?

Setting a CIImageRenderer inside SCRecorder will not change the buffer that are actually recorded. It will only make the CIImageRenderer as receiver of the image buffers from the camera, so...

You will need to use an AVAudioMix. You can set the audioMix inside an AVPlayerItem (that can be read by SCPlayer/AVPlayer) or in SCAssetExportSession.audioConfiguration.audioMix if you want to export it.

You will need to create the fade between each individual segments

Try using audioMixInputParametersWithTrack: instead and give the audioTrack of the generated asset. I will implement this soon when I have some time.

Did you try using the up to date version? It's not really an issue that I'm aware of. How about the sample?