ryanheise

Thanks for providing the test files. I don't have any answers yet as to why this is happening because the proxy headers, including the content type, all looked right to...

> You mean just something like this? > > ```dart > audioPlayer.setUrl('http://localhost:8000/boxaac.m4a'); > audioPlayer.play(); > ``` > > If so, then yes, it works. Wait, what server is that? If...

In that case, I still can't connect to it and check the headers myself. Can you?

In the code, you can print out the proxy's headers in `_proxyHandlerForSource`. Then we want to compare those headers with another web server that works. If it's a public web...

> **Which API doesn't behave as documented, and how does it misbehave?** When I use a byte array audio, Android and Web works correctly, but with iOS I have this...

I haven't gotten around to testing your issue yet, but you can also try the alternative approach listed here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31254725/transport-security-has-blocked-a-cleartext-http Since this behaviour affects any iOS app, not just Flutter...

As it turns out, that plist configuration you've given should work, while the one in the official example doesn't. The key `NSAllowsArbitraryLoadsForMedia` should be removed since it causes `NSAllowsArbitraryLoads` to...

I have updated the example accordingly. Can you try testing the example now by changing the audio URL from https to http and see if it works?

Hi @saviourdog , `LockCachingAudioSource` may not support this yet (or for a while), but this class is actually just a custom subclass of `StreamAudioSource` and so if you have urgent...

I'll re-open so that you can wait for a hero.