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My app uses the iPodMusicPlayer and, when suspended, the user might go out and make changes in Apple's Music App, for example creating or modifying a Playlist, then return to my App. I receive the expected MPMediaLibraryDidChangeNotification, which is fine and I deal with it updating my references etc., but I receive a second MPMediaLibraryDidChangeNotification about 2 minutes later which I really don't need. Any ideas on avoiding this second notification? [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserver:self selector:@selector(notification_iPodLibraryDidChange:) name:

I want to play music from iPod library using AudioFileOpenURL or ExtAudioFileOpenURL . CFURLRef fileURL = [mediaItem valueForProperty:MPMediaItemPropertyAssetURL]; AudioFileOpenURL(fileURL,a,b,&id); //or ExtAudioFileOpenURL But it doesn't work! How can I deal with it?Thank you! This isn't going to work because MPMediaItem asset URLs are only valid within AV Foundation. You can use that asset URL to open an AVURLAsset, get an AVAssetReader, etc., but you can't open it using any CoreAudio interfaces. Check out the AV Foundation programming guide for more info - in particular, you'll want to

How can I set correct orientation of MPMediaPickerController ? I've return YES in shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation, but i have bad frame for Landscape (if show MPMediaPickerController in Portrait first, and conversely). I've rotating my device chaotically and sometime frame set to correct himself! I've find the method to set frame by rotating - need rotate to 180 degreess. For example, if you have good frame in Portrait, when you rotate to Landscape - you have bad frame (from Portatait), but if you rotate to other landscape (to 180 degreess), then frame set to Landscape... Why ? How can

So apparently, my app crashes on ipod 2nd generation due to low memory issue. What I do was calling image on each view within scrollView + pageControl when user scrolls. And app crashed when it reached a particular point after got memory warning. I tried to free up view when I got warning but it still caused crash. I googled about ImageNamed: and apparently there was issue within this api call, but most article said it was fixed in recent iOS version. I fixed this problem with calling image imageWithContentOfFile instead imageNamed, but I'm wondering if ImageNamed still causes memory leak or

I'm an iPhone/iPod-touch newbie, and would like to write an iPhone application utilizing the built-in ANT wireless radio. As I found out both the iPhone and iPod Touch have an ANT wireless module, that is used in the Nike+iPod Sport Kit to connect the Nike sensor with the iPhone/iPod. After some googleing, I didn't find much (one article was interesting, but not what I'm looking for). So my questions: Is it possible to access the built-in ANT Wireless device in iPhone/iPod Touch? Is it possible to access the built-in GPS module in iPhone? Are there some APIs or SDKs that provide access to the