Open ArjunBhilare opened 2 years ago
@ArjunBhilare I found onStart delegate is not getting called. Did you find any solution for this?
hi @KMSoft2013 , @ArjunBhilare , @3llomi
The rootcouse in xcode 13 is executed in the code below
file RecordView.swift
audioPlayer.didFinishPlaying = { [weak self] _ in
self?.delegate?.onStart()
}
self?.delegate?.onStart() never called from audioPlayer.didFinishPlaying
@ariefnurputranto Thanks for the help. And yes I figure out that. I simply remove this from the cocoa pod and added it directly as code with the sound file. And it worked without any problem.
@KMSoft2013 , like i do. while waiting to be fixed and released on cocoapods
Hi @KMSoft2013 @3llomi @ArjunBhilare, I am also getting this issue ... do you guys find any solution ?
simply remove this from the cocoa pod and added it directly as code with the sound file. And it worked without any problem.
How I solved that @IosDev7070
do I need to remove the iRecordView pod from my project? @devkmsoft
yes
I do the same @devkmsoft but it doesn't work for me
recordview gets open , and recording timing also start but it does not record anything ..
I'm developing a messenger app in which I'm using https://github.com/3llomi/iRecordView library to record voice messages. Everything works fine in debug mode. But when I release the app to App Store and later use the app after downloading from App Store it does not work.
Expected behaviour is that on pressing the record button it makes sound and starts recording as shown in the demo https://github.com/3llomi/iRecordView
But in release mode (App downloaded from App Store) when I press the button nothing happens. There are no crash reports on App Store Connect. Could someone please help me on how could I get device logs or what the problem could be?
From what I could guess is that RecordViewDelegate methods are not being called
self.recordView.delegate = self is not working I guess. Any suggestions how this could be resolved?