iOS9

[ckroll2]

Hi,

Have you been successful running this demo on iOS9? If I disable bitcode I can get it to build, but the audio is really poor and there are some timescale errors in the debug output. Is there an updated nighthawk podspec file?

Thanks

[ceaglest]

@ckroll2 I haven't tested this on iOS 9 yet unfortunately. I can have a look this weekend to see if I have the same issues.

For reference, are you using the Chrome 45 branch? That will probably fare much better than the older Chrome 42 based stuff on master.

[ckroll2]

I'm using master. I'll give the branch a shot - it doesn't seem to be iOS 9
but rather the 6S device. There is a significant amount of audio
degradation.

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@ckroll2 https://github.com/ckroll2 I haven't tested this on iOS 9 yet
unfortunately. Can have a look this weekend to see if I have the same
issues.

For reference, are you using the Chrome 45 branch? That will probably fare
much better than the older Chrome 42 based stuff on master.

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[ckroll2]

I ran in to the same issue with the branch

[ceaglest]

@ckroll2 Chrome 47 includes a refactored audio device implementation for iOS that offers better support for the iPhone 6S. Will see if I can get PerchRTC updated to fix this issue.

[ceaglest]

@ckroll2 I just merged a fix for the project file into master. At the moment bit code is disabled, but this will be possible in future builds. Will open a new ticket to track audio issues and bit code build settings.

[whydna]

@ceaglest can you link to the merge with this fix?

Thanks!