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Unable to play downloaded mp3 on iOS
See original GitHub issueFirst off - thanks for the module!
I’m using react-native-fetch-blob to download MP3 from a URL into the app and then play it using react-native-sound.
However, react-native-sound does not want to play the file when I provide the full system path to the download. It plays only files that are manually added through Xcode.
Is this a limitation of the module? Any ideas on how to overcome this?
Thanks!
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- Created 7 years ago
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Can you try putting the .play() command inside the constructor callback (i.e. the error => {}) part. If the audio isn’t loaded the .play() command is ignored.
@Pedneri1. Great!