Audio not resumed after Siri Interruption on iOS #77
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+1 This is the reason I had to use a different library |
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In our Swift implementation, we’re checking if the audio was playing before an interruption began. When the interruption ends, we follow Apple’s documented behavior by checking the shouldResume flag provided by the system. If shouldResume is true, we resume playback. However, some types of interruptions—like unplugging headphones or invoking Siri—explicitly set shouldResume to false. In these cases, we’re intentionally not resuming playback, honoring the guidance Apple provides. This ensures we align with expected platform behavior and avoid surprising the user by resuming audio when the OS indicates not to. If that's not working correctly for you please raise a bug and I'll get it fixed. Cheers :) |
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I'm testing now on v10 beta and can confirm that phone call interruptions to automatically resume on iOS. If the user calls Siri manually then they have forced an interruption and iOS decides whether or not to resume, usually a manual Siri makes the audio pause. This is iOS |
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I am not sure if this is a bug or a feature but when I interrupt the audio by talking to siri for example the music is not resumed automatically and you have to start it again manually.
I think it would be a better user experience if the music would be resumed after an audio interruption like siri. :)
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