TDAudioStreamer
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tonyd256
Doesn't Work
I manage to connect the 2 devices and when i select a song i see the album picture in both. But I hear no music, no sound, nothing. Are you sure its working ?? Tested with iphone + ipad, iphone + simulator, with no success.
i managed to get it to work, make sure both are running on device with iOS7
Both my iphone and Ipad (but also the simulator) have ios7. Really don't understand why it doesn't work.
Hey guys, found the problem. If you have a song with an album picture on it then it won't work. But if the song has no picture, it works fine.
I don't believe that it is an album picture issue, but an issue with playing anything other then an .mp3 (like an m4a - which usually has album art). I will open a new ticket with this.
I sorta got it to work by putting [self start]; in TDAudioOutputStreamer after line 101... but it only plays the music on the guest device. How can I play the music simultaneously from the host device? Also, I can't seem to get 3+ phones connected to play...
I've confirmed it working with an mp3, but not m4a. No ideas as to why, either. @spenciefy does that [self start] call still work. Just after the for... loop?
Yeah, I realized that it only works with mp3. I think the way the audio files are streamed don't work with m4a. I don't think the [self start] worked, but you could try.
Hi, Everything works great for me with a mp3, but I have a problem when i have 2 devices like guest (2 iphones or (1 iphone and 1 simulator)) and 1 device(simulator) like a host. The song is playing just in one guest. Someone have same problem ? Thanks .
UPDATE: Solved my problem, In TDMultipeerHostViewController.m file, at line 70, the method [ ... initWithOutputStream:[self.session outputStreamForPeer:peers[0]]]; is just for first peer connected.
The majority of my library is mp3s and some songs work while some don't. I've noticed that the ones that don't play have a bitrate higher than 128kbps. Not sure where to go from there though. Is there a way I could compress my higher bitrate songs on the fly?
according to this doc https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/musicaudio/reference/AudioStreamReference/Reference/reference.html
Audio File Stream Services supports the following audio data types:
AIFF AIFC WAVE CAF NeXT ADTS MPEG Audio Layer 3 AAC
So m4a is not supported
Did you try with some AAC Audio files?, because doesn't work too..... and with some AIFF files? i guess should exist anyway for m4a im searching, but still without luck.
If you change the type of the hint in AudioFileStreamOpen to kAudioFileAAC_ADTSType, not get more unsupported file error, but fails when try to fill the buffer. EXEC_BAD_ACCESS
no
On Tue, May 6, 2014 at 4:10 AM, Gonzalo David Bahamondez Coffre < [email protected]> wrote:
did you try with some AAC Audio files?
— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/tonyd256/TDAudioStreamer/issues/1#issuecomment-42249412 .
with regards, Karthik Prabhu.A
This works , only with mp3 file :/ , should work , with all Audio file stream services supported formats, i think something is wrong.
I think the problem is with DRM of songs. If you bought some music, you can't stream it.
encoded mp3 file as m4a (obviously without DRM), put it into itunes lib on my ipad, iTunes can play it, while TDAudioStreamer can't. Probably the problem is in file format header which AVAsserReader does not pass through - only media data.
@tonyd256 How can I change the outputStreamForPeer method to stream to multiple peers instead of just one?
How to use outputStreamForPeer for multiple connected peers and how to play the same audio for host also?
Whenever I am using loop for this above task there is some gap between all devices. Please help.
How to use outputStreamForPeer for multiple connected peers and how to play the same audio for host also? Anybody wants to share his/her knowledge here or humanity is dead.