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Hi Tyson,
Thanks for writing but we tested this on iOS 9 running on an iPad Air (1st Ed.) and it seemed to work fine. Are you sure the songs/sounds are locally on that iPad? AudioBoard requires that all the playlist songs are physically on your iPad. If it sees some that are not, it lists them with a "copy to clipboard" button so you can paste it somewhere to remember to add them. To test if the songs/sounds are local, just turn off wireless (go to airplane mode), and try to play the list in Apple Music. If it doesn't play then the songs/sounds are not on that iPad. In Apple Music, you can "make available offline" which is the easiest way to correct your problem. The list will show a tiny triangle with an iPhone icon in it in the upper right of any song in a list that is local. Hope this solves it, please let me know if not.
Best Regards,
Ben
Thanks for writing but we tested this on iOS 9 running on an iPad Air (1st Ed.) and it seemed to work fine. Are you sure the songs/sounds are locally on that iPad? AudioBoard requires that all the playlist songs are physically on your iPad. If it sees some that are not, it lists them with a "copy to clipboard" button so you can paste it somewhere to remember to add them. To test if the songs/sounds are local, just turn off wireless (go to airplane mode), and try to play the list in Apple Music. If it doesn't play then the songs/sounds are not on that iPad. In Apple Music, you can "make available offline" which is the easiest way to correct your problem. The list will show a tiny triangle with an iPhone icon in it in the upper right of any song in a list that is local. Hope this solves it, please let me know if not.
Best Regards,
Ben
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Hi Calvin,
Sorry but there is no crossfade across boards, and playback from one board is stopped when the next board is viewed. When we were creating the app, we had to sacrifice that ability for other features that customers needed on a single board.
You can try tinkering around with the auto-play features that let you link button to button and board to board for automatic playback, but it's not going to do a cross fade across the boards. When a board changes, any playing track is cut off. The only thing I could suggest is embedding the crossfade into the sounds at the end and beginning of two consecutive boards.
Sincerely,
Ben
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