MediaManager plug-in works very nice with playing background audio. Even on iOS, when background audio is playing, my UI timers keep running indefinitely, they can fetch HTTP data, update media info, etc.
However, even if the user stops playing audio (I call CrossMediaManager.Current.Stop()) my timers still keep running when I minimize the iOS app. Of course, I can try to stop all timers manually (and hope not to forget for one) but I still don't know whether that is a guarantee that my app will go suspended and stop consuming energy from the iPhone's battery.
Is there a 'right' way how to terminate the Audio session?
MediaManager plug-in works very nice with playing background audio. Even on iOS, when background audio is playing, my UI timers keep running indefinitely, they can fetch HTTP data, update media info, etc.
However, even if the user stops playing audio (I call
CrossMediaManager.Current.Stop()) my timers still keep running when I minimize the iOS app. Of course, I can try to stop all timers manually (and hope not to forget for one) but I still don't know whether that is a guarantee that my app will go suspended and stop consuming energy from the iPhone's battery.Is there a 'right' way how to terminate the Audio session?