Setting Volume on Mobile Devices
See original GitHub issueWavesurfer.js version(s):
wavesurfer.js@3.3.3
Browser and operating system version(s):
IOS Safari
Code needed to reproduce the issue:
this.wavesurfer.setVolume(this.state.volume)
Use behaviour needed to reproduce the issue:
Hi, I am trying to set the volume of a player using state controlled by a slider that is an int between 0 & 1. It works fine on desktop browsers, but on iPhone and iPad changing the volume of the player does not change the output volume. Am I missing something?
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Cool cool. Thanks for the help. I’ll probably use that + css to make the volume slider hidden on mobile views
As it turns out my use case requires me to use the MediaElement backend because I need the waveform drawn before the audio is fully loaded