In version 0.11.1 this issue continue in IOS "code": "ENSOSSTATUSERRORDOMAIN-10875", "domain": "NSOSStatusErrorDomain", "message": "The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -10875.)

[FayyazAliKhan1]

:beetle: In version 0.11.1 this issue continue in IOS "code": "ENSOSSTATUSERRORDOMAIN-10875", "domain": "NSOSStatusErrorDomain", "message": "The operation couldn’t be completed. (OSStatus error -10875.)

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Is your issue with...

• [ Yes] iOS
• [ No] Android
• [- ] Windows

Are you using...

• [ YES] React Native CLI (e.g. react-native run-android)
• [ ] Expo
• [ ] Other: (please specify)

Which versions are you using? 0.64.2

• React Native Sound:
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• Windows:

Does the problem occur on... Both

• [ ] Simulator
• [ ] Device

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[dippathak26]

Hello, I am facing the same issue that @FayyazAliKhan1 is facing in IOS device (Iphone 6s) and I am using the latest version 0.11.1. It works like charm in Android but not IOS. I have also tried to downgrade the version to 0.11.0, but still I am facing the same issue. Would you please help me out here?

[FayyazAliKhan1]

@dippathak26 0.11.0 is fine clear this library from pods nodemodules and lock file and install it using @0.11.0 specific

[dippathak26]

@FayyazAliKhan1 Hi, I have done all what you have mentioned and now I am using [email protected], but still it's throwing me the same error in iOS. It works fine in Android. It would be kind of you, if you have any solution for this. Please check the attached screenshot. Thank you :)

[gilshaan]

Pass second argument as '' for ios and Sound.DOCUMENT or other values for android. Please see the below code

var whoosh = new Sound(path + '/audio/test.mp3', Platform.OS === 'ios' ? '' : Sound.DOCUMENT, (error) => {
                  if (error) {
                    console.log('failed to load the sound', error);
                    return;
                  }
                });

My issue got resolved by doing this.

[vuhoangminh199]

any update ?

[flogy]

Having the same issue on iOS with version 0.11.2. On Android it works fine.

[abdoerrahiem]

Having same problem. any update?

[lmarques6]

When upgrading from 0.11.0 to 0.11.2 I also ran into this issue. What I found that worked was changing my MainBundleDir from const MainBundleDir = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? encodeURI(RNSound.MAIN_BUNDLE) : null to const MainBundleDir = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? RNSound.MAIN_BUNDLE : null

Removing encodeUri worked because it is now being escaped in the native code, whereas in version 0.11.0 it was not.

[qtipee]

When upgrading from 0.11.0 to 0.11.2 I also ran into this issue. What I found that worked was changing my MainBundleDir from const MainBundleDir = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? encodeURI(RNSound.MAIN_BUNDLE) : null to const MainBundleDir = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? RNSound.MAIN_BUNDLE : null

Removing encodeUri worked because it is now being escaped in the native code, whereas in version 0.11.0 it was not.

Where do you do that?

[ghost]

You can make audioPath => decodeURI(audioPath) and Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE into "" (empty string) for IOS