mpvolumeview

Before, I was setting sound volume programmatically using this approach: MPVolumeView *volumeView = [[MPVolumeView alloc] init]; UISlider *volumeViewSlider = nil; for (UIView *view in [volumeView subviews]) { if ([view.class.description isEqualToString:@"MPVolumeSlider"]) { volumeViewSlider = (UISlider *)view; break; } } [volumeViewSlider setValue:0.5 animated:YES]; [volumeViewSlider sendActionsForControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside]; Till iOS 11.4 it was working well (even on iOS 11.3), but on iOS 11.4 it doesn't. Volume value remains unchanged. Can someone help with this issue? Thanks.

This question already has an answer here: How to change device Volume on iOS - not music volume 8 answers How to change an iOS device volume programmatically? 4 answers I am trying to create an alarm app and I have noticed that apps like Sleep Cycle will set your volume to max right before the alarm goes off, even if you had the volume at very low. I have tried using AVAudioPlayer and all I have seen with MPVolumeView is that the user must do it. Is there any way I can turn it up without the user having to do it? Thank you for your help. If I could please get the code in swift You just need to

I am developing an iPhone application that has support for video play. I am using MPMoviePlayerController with custom controls for playing the video. For this purpose I have set control style of MPMoviePlayerController to MPMovieControlStyleNone. I would like to support AirPlay feature for the video being played. As per the documentation, we have to set the 'allowsAirPlay' property of MPMoviePlayerController to YES to enable AirPlay feature. How can I display the AirPlay button on my player UI if I am using MPMoviePlayerController with custom controls? I have tried the following: Instantiated

iOS 9.1 - iPhone 6S MPVolumeView's route button (airplay) is not showing when app launches even when there are wireless routes available. I have tried querying my MPVolumeView after it has been created to check for wireless routes and I get 0. I'm only able to get 1 (and have the route button appear) by disabling and enabling WiFi to trigger a notification. The MPVolumeView in my app is to control the volume of videos played from UIWebView. Also, whenever I activate a wireless route for streaming the MPVolumeView slider disappears - is there a way to prevent this behaviour when using UIWebView

I was implementing a video player with MPMoviePlayer in my iPad Application, used MPVolumeView for the volume control. My problem is that when i scroll the volume view to adjust the volume is showing the device's volume hud overlay as in the screenshot below. How can i disable this system volume indicator hud? My code is : @property (weak, nonatomic) IBOutlet MPVolumeView *playbackMPVolumeView; //Customizing controller - (void)customizeVolumeController { _playbackMPVolumeView.showsRouteButton = YES; _playbackMPVolumeView.showsVolumeSlider = YES; [_playbackMPVolumeView setVolumeThumbImage:

I have to change the volume on iPad and using this code: [[MPMusicPlayerController applicationMusicPlayer] setVolume:0]; But this changing volume and showing system volume bar on iPad. How to change the sound without showing the volume bar? I know, setVolume: is deprecated, and everybody says to use MPVolumeView . If this is the only way to solve my problem, then how to change the volume using MPVolumeView ? I don't see any method in MPVolumeView that changes the sound. Should I use some another class together with MPVolumeView ? But it's preferable to use MPMusicPlayerController . Thank you