The SDK expects several files containing audio cues to be available and errors when they aren't (see logs). I have provided audio cues and they get parsed without error, but no audio cues are audible (and there is no further instructions in the documentation).
To Reproduce
From the demo app
Run the demo app
Join a meeting
Observe error output reproduced below
Add WAV files with the below names to the project (location doesn't matter).
Add the files to the target
Make sure the files are copied into the bundle as part of the “Copy Bundle Resources” build step
Run the app
Join a meeting
Observe Failure
Expected behavior
The audio cues get played at the correct times throughout the meeting lifecycle.
Observed behavior
The files evidently get parsed and the errors disappear, but the files are seemingly never used for anything.
The WAV-files I tried are RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, mono. I have tried both 44100 Hz and 48000 Hz sample rate. The WAV files need to be mono (adding stereo WAV files will result in an error, confirming that the files are actually parsed) and may not have any RIFF chunks before the fmt chunk (many applications add a JUNK chunk for alignment, which is allowed in the spec, but trips up whatever amazon-chime-sdk-ios uses internally to parse these files).
The SDK expects several files containing audio cues to be available and errors when they aren't (see logs). I have provided audio cues and they get parsed without error, but no audio cues are audible (and there is no further instructions in the documentation).
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The audio cues get played at the correct times throughout the meeting lifecycle.
Observed behavior
The files evidently get parsed and the errors disappear, but the files are seemingly never used for anything.
Logs
Test environment Info
Additional context
The WAV-files I tried are RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, mono. I have tried both 44100 Hz and 48000 Hz sample rate. The WAV files need to be mono (adding stereo WAV files will result in an error, confirming that the files are actually parsed) and may not have any RIFF chunks before the fmt chunk (many applications add a JUNK chunk for alignment, which is allowed in the spec, but trips up whatever amazon-chime-sdk-ios uses internally to parse these files).