I\'ve put a MPVolumeView over a movie I\'m playing. The trouble is, w开发者_开发百科henever I adjust the vol using the MPVolumeView, then the standard grey volume overlay appears (the one that appears
I have used following code for (UIView *view in [volumeView subviews]){ if ([[[view class] description] isEqualToString:@\"MPVolumeSlider\"]) {
I originally added an MPVolumeView dynamically on to a page... #import \"MediaPlayer/MPVolumeView.h\" .
I have sort of the reverse problem expressed her开发者_运维问答e in this S.O. question In my case, I (iPhone 4.3 GM) and a tester (iPhone 4.3.1) are seeing the behavior that when we adjust the volume
Could anyone please tell me how could I implement the functionality of adjusting the volume on button click? Basically I am trying to put two buttons Volume Up and Volume Down but I couldn\'t find any
No matter what I do I seem to run into problems. I\'m trying to create a fade over time on an actively playing streamed audio. So far the only players that seem to handle audio streaming properly are
I have an MPVolumeView on one of my views, which comes up with an Airplay icon when there are other output sources available. That\'s all fine, but the icon is tiny, no matter how big I set the frame
I want the user to be able to change the system vo开发者_高级运维lume with a slider, and I realized the only way to do this is with an MPVolumeView.
We\'ve made a big investment in Microsoft BizTalk Server 2009 and it works like a dream for all our asynchronous work. We want to do much more synchronous work with it, though, and that\'s why we\'re
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