AppForce1 Worklog: When Your Volume Slider Has a Mind of Its Own

Send me a text Make sure to let me know what you think of this episode. I completely refactored an audio system for a work app, splitting a single AVAudioEngine into separate engines for recording and playback. This architectural change fixed a bizarre bug where the system volume slider moved unexpectedly during audio operations. • Split AVAudioEngine into separate recording and playback engines • Fixed the MP Volume View movement issue by unifying audio session management • Improved background task management for location tracking services • Removed dead code and deprecated functionality • Explored solutions for audio session conflicts, threading issues, and memory leaks • Implemented dedicated dispatch queues for different audio operations • Created a robust background task management system for location updates • Added extensive logging to better understand audio session lifecycles Looking ahead to SwiftUI integration, audio performance optimization, and iOS 26 compatibility testing. Do iOS 2025 is happening November 11-13 at NEMO Science Museum in Amsterdam - check out do-ios.com for more information. Support the show Do iOS: Rate me on Apple Podcasts. Send feedback on SpeakPipe Or contact me: Mastodon: X: BlueSky: LinkedIN: Support my podcast with a monthly subscription, it really helps. My book: Being a Lead Software Developer

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AppForce1 Worklog: When Your Volume Slider Has a Mind of Its Own is an episode from AppForce1: news and info for iOS app developers by Jeroen Leenarts.

This episode is 31:55 long.

This episode was published on Sep 21, 2025.

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