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Hi,

I have a file downloaded this mp3: https://ia802508.us.archive.org/5/items/testmp3testfile/mpthreetest.mp3 using react-native-fs into MAIN_BUNDLE on an IOS emulator. I can verify the file is there and I can play it with any audio player on my Mac /Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/594B5EDF-5E73-4040-9236-2DA23A1BAC86/data/Containers/Data/Application/A60A1E1B-EBD9-4A59-9B90-4A3148D68D7D/Documents/mpthreetest.mp3

Yet, I get this error when I run:

SoundPlayer.playSoundFile(filename, 'mp3');

Looking at RNSoundPlayer.m I can see that the default location is mainBundle. I tried with many files mp4, ogg but the same is happening.

When I play the URL directly with

SoundPlayer.playUrl(url)

it plays without a problem, but I need to download files first before playing it to make sure the file is available offline.

Any help would be appreciated!

We currently have half of what we need to have a seek-able progress bar (the meta info for how long a song is and what the current position is), but no way to move to somewhere in the middle of the song.

have:

    "react": "16.8.6",
    "react-native": "0.60.0",
    "react-native-sound": "0.10.12",

have done npm i then running a project but receiving the error:
Cannot read property 'IsAndroid' of undefined
consoling inside of file 'sound.js' of package

and this is true, there are no RNSound

pod install returns me:

[!] CocoaPods could not find compatible versions for pod "React/Core":
  In Podfile:
    RNSound (from `/Users/antongoncharov/Development/hearingapp/node_modules/react-native-sound`) was resolved to 0.10.12, which depends on
      React/Core

None of your spec sources contains a spec satisfying the dependency: `React/Core`.

You have either:
 * out-of-date source repos which you can update with `pod repo update` or with `pod install --repo-update`.
 * mistyped the name or version.
 * not added the source repo that hosts the Podspec to your Podfile.

Note: as of CocoaPods 1.0, `pod repo update` does not happen on `pod install` by default.

Are there plans for updates on playing online audio files from network? I really like this library, it's super easy to implement, and this feature would make it a lot better

Error generating signed apk.

React Native version 0.59.8

Steps to reproduce.

1. I followed the instruction.

• yarn add react-native-sound-player
• react-native link react-native-sound-player
• followed the basic sound playing

2. Generate signed apk.

• cd android && ./gradlew assembleRelease

Build fails and shows this message

Hello,

Any plan to implement getCurrentTime() and getSongDuration() methods?

Cheers

Describe the bug
After upgrading to RN 0.60 an invariant error is called on NativeEventEmitter -> "Native module cannot be null".

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Just import react-native-sound-player in any file.

Platform (please complete the following information):

• OS: IOS

Additional context

• This only happens on ios, android is working as expected.
• Tested on Android 9.x, and iPhone 5s, both real devices.
• "react-native-sound-player": "0.10.0"

Hi, I am using this library for playing sound track SoundPlayer.playSoundFile() in my app.
Once a sound track is played, the music running by other apps would be stopped.
Is there any configuration to prevent it?

Thank you for help!

It seems the index.js in the package has not registered the FinishedLoading for iOS. I got this warning Sending "FinishedLoading" with no listeners registered.

Describe the bug
I'm using react-native-sound-player in my application, I want to play the multiple tracks at a time, but this module only allows me to play a song at a time.
Is there any way to do this using this module.
Expected behavior
Play the multiple songs at a time

Platform (please complete the following information):

• Android

Trying to build in Xcode - getting
library not found for -lPlaySound
error consistently. It does not seem to be present in the repo itself - am I missing anything?

Thanks for the great library, But, After added this library, It is playing only song, But, No controls showing in UI.

How to enable the controls in UI?

Hello guys I try to follow the instruction above but it seems that it is not working. it showing me this error

undefined is not an object(eveluating 'RNSoundPlayer.playSoundFile')
Im running it on android
using react-native version: "version": "0.44.0"

Hi,
Thanks for your library, but I have a problem. Android works well, but on iOS (using iOS 12.1 and react-native 0.57.4) it doesn't work. The callback onFinishedPlaying is getting fired even if no sound comes out from the device.
Here's the screen that shows where I've placed the mp3.

It doesn't work even if I load a sound from the web.
Also, it doesn't throw any error.

Thanks again,
Nicholas

Xiaomi mi 5s and mi 8 lite doesn't play a stream on android 8 version devices. Waiting 10 minutes then starts playing.

I'm trying to get info for a sound located at:

https://api.twilio.com/2010-04-01/Accounts/AC59f045f6bbe657c72a2bfbdf7736b5cd/Recordings/RE8d57ef4c537183172c3c819fcbff6b66.mp3

for some reason I received the following error:

RCTJSONStringify() encountered the following error: Invalid number value (NaN) in JSON write

Thanks for the good library. We are using this, But, For the progress of the audio, We are showing Slider in UI. But, We have to keep move the progress bar status according to audio play.

Is there any method to get keep information about audio status?
And how to track buffering audio state? Is there any delegate method?
Also it is taking time to play URL like 5 to 10 seconds for online streaming, How to get is preparing play kind states?

In README file, under addEventListener section there's an error:

_onFinishedPlayingSubscription = SoundPlayer.addEventListener('**FinishedPlyaing**', ({ success }) => {

Instead of:

_onFinishedPlayingSubscription = SoundPlayer.addEventListener('**FinishedPlaying**', ({ success }) => {

This caused a bug from my quick copy/paste =)

If I use playUrl then I set SoundPlayer.pause(), so in this time for pausing, SoundPlayer is still continue downloading from my Url, is it?

Hi!

A method to stop playing would be nice :)

Thanks!
Derk

no podspec found for react-native-sound-player

SoundPlayer.onFinishedLoading(this.loadedSound);
loadedSound(data) {
        console.log(data); --> always true
    }

doesn't wait to load and is triggering the event straight away and is always loaded with success.

never received and error.

@omkarsk98, you can use the playSound('/pathToTheFileYouWantToPlay/filename', 'filetype') function with the path to the file and its type. You need to get the path using react-native-fs or whatever you used to download the file.

I will lock this conversation, please create an issue if you have further questions.

Originally posted by @johnsonsu in #37 (comment)

It returns playSound is not a function when using the above method. It does not show this function even in the module. Is there any alternative? Please help.

How can I change the state inside the getInfo()-method? Insteed of showing duration:.... currenttime:..., I just want to get currentTime in the state. This is my code. this.setState({seconds: info}) doesnt work..

 async getInfo() {
    try {
      const info = await SoundPlayer.getInfo();
      this.setState({seconds: info})
      console.log("info", info);
    } catch (e) {
      console.log("There is no song playing", e);
    }
  }

I am getting this error for the verifyReleaseResources Gradle task after upgrading to

• react-native 0.57.1
• Android build tools 27.0.3
• Gradle 4.4

AAPT: error: attribute 'package' in tag is not a valid Android package name: 'rnsoundplayer'.

Hey! Thanks for developing this module, will be using it in an upcoming project.

This is probably a silly error but I've tried following the installation steps but I'm stuck at importing this package.

I opened it on Android Studio to check if it had been imported correctly, and that seems to be an issue.
It's red at the import statement, and I don't see the corresponding folder on the left side section in the project structure.

I followed the steps of installing using NPM & running react-native link.

Here are some screenshots:

This is the error I get when I run react-native run-android

Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Write a function play from Url
   export function playSoundEffect (soundUrl, isSystemMusic) { const callback = () => { AudioPlayer.play() } if (isSystemMusic) { AudioPlayer.prepareWithFile(soundUrl, 'mp3', callback) } }

Expected behavior
It can play in IOS and Android but
It only cann't play in Android 6.0 RIO-AL00 and get Error like This

attempt to invoke virtual method 'void android.media.Mediaplayer.setOnCompletionListener (android.media.MediaPlayer$OnCompletionListener)'
on a null object reference
- playUrl
RNSoundPlayerModule.java: 56
- inkove
Method.java

Platform (please complete the following information):

• react-native: 0.55.4
• react: 16.0.0
• android: 6.0.1
• device: HUAWEI RIO-AL00

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

Hi! I'm currently using react-native-sound but I'm finding it really hard to work with as it's a lot of bugs and I'm thinking about switching over to this one. Is there any way to add a way to loop sounds? I want to have some background music that loops in the background.

Thanks in advance!

My codes :
import SoundPlayer from 'react-native-sound-player';

playTrack(){
try {
SoundPlayer.playSoundFile('free', 'mp3');
} catch (e) {
console.log(cannot play the sound file, e);
}
}

When I call this function I get error in console log;

"cannot play the sound file TypeError: Cannot read property 'playSoundFile' of undefined"

What I should do ?.. I checked all options again and again, I linked correctly, mp3 files are located in raw.. I dont know what else I can do .

Edit: I run react-native run-android to compile the project again now its not giving error but I dont hear any sounds..

React Native -v : 0.57.8

So in my app I use musics like a radio and, sometimes there is effects like 2-3 seconds. But when radio is open and when I try to play sound effect, its not overlapping?.. instead its closing first music .. what I can do about it?

Is there a way to play songs from somewhere other than the main bundle location (eg. external storage or a documents folder) ?

It's a similar question to #10 - but wondering if there is an Android implementation for the fallback mentioned in the solution?

PS. Thank you to you and all contributors for this library, very handy!

When I call playUrl(url), the sound never starts playing. Originally I thought my iOS simulator was just not working correctly, but I added the SoundPlayer.onFinishedPlaying() event listener to my componentWillMount() method, and the code inside was never run.

The catch() function isn't called either so there is no error.

Getting error after adding this lib

Error: Native module can not be null

When I run my app I get this error:

Native module cannot be null.

I'm using React 16.0.0-alpha.12 because I'm using Expo.

How I can setVolume for soundPlayer while I playing an Song. example: "soundPlayer.setVolume(0.5)"

How can I link this package to iOS manually or using cocopod?

While it works on Android and on the iOS emulator, on an actual iPhone, audio won’t play when the app is in the background.

Thanks for the good library. It is playing background well, But, It is not showing controls in background/lock screen mode in notification bar.

Is there anything do we need to enable, But, I did not found anything regarding this in documentation.
Please check following link for more details about this query.

(https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56826867/how-to-show-media-controls-in-lockscreen-background-state-in-react-native

)Can anyone help us?

I want to show a bar of the current progress of playing my file from a URL:

const listener = SoundPlayer.addEventListener(
  'FinishedLoadingURL',
  async result => {
    const info = await SoundPlayer.getInfo()

    Animated.timing(playingAnimationValue.current, {
      toValue: 100,
      duration: info.duration * 1000
    }).start()
  }
)

Unfortunately there's a delay between FinishedLoadingURL and the file actually being played. How can I resolve this without having an artificial delay?
Thanks!

edit: Seems to be more a problem on iOS than Android

Thanks for the great library. But, On seek forward is working fine, But, Rewind(back) not playing.

I am using slider for forward and rewind the audio.

SoundPlayer.seek(sliderValue);
SoundPlayer.play();

Any suggestions?

Hey, first of all great library it's the only one which works without any problems for us!

I've got a question, why is it not possible to add as many event listeners as I'd like? You're deliberately killing off old listeners here:

I am using the sound player all over my app (mostly with playUrl though) and would love to have more fine grained control than a 'singleton callback'.

In my opinion it would be great to have something similar as the DOM event listener system. What do you think?

Roughly like this:

SoundPlayer.playUrl('https://example.com/some.mp3')

SoundPlayer.addEventListener('URLFinishedLoading', url => {})
SoundPlayer.addEventListener('FileFinishedLoading', (name, type) => {})

I am not sure if this is covering all cases but I think it would be a great improvement.

I've writing about using this library, but without a tagged release I have to tell readers to depend on dev master. It would be awesome if there was a tag I could point them to (even if it was a 0.1.0 tag)...

Hi @johnsonsu

I am currently working at a project where it is very important to synchronize a particular action with a sound effect. Now I discovered that there sometimes is a slight delay between the playSoundFile call and when I can actually hear the sound. I believe this might be because the system needs some time to load the sound first..?

However, a great solution for this would be to have a callback similar to onFinishedPlaying that is called as soon as the sound is loaded and actually started playing. Would it be possible to introduce a new onStartedPlaying callback for this purpose?

Cheers

It would be neat if there was an option to keep the device's screen from switch off while playing music. Currently, I am using https://github.com/corbt/react-native-keep-awake to do this. Perhaps it's not the sort of thing you want this library to do (and I completely understand that). I'd suggest at least documenting that the screen will still go off, and suggesting what can be done to prevent that...