Thats exactly the case William, my team and I discovered this issue when testing our app on both an android and iphone. We were able to save and retrieve our Android audio files at will for our audio recording app, but not for an iPhone, and thats when we discovered .caf is an incompatible file type. As far as I know, Expo hasnt had an update that supports iOS file types, which is a bummer.
I'm sorry, I'm not sure, I havent looked into the Expo docs recently
Edit:
My curiosity got the better of me and y'all questions have inspired me to bring this project back to life so I will continue to keep this updated. As of 07/24/2020, Expo's Audio recording feature is still incompatible with the iOS Simulator so essentially, this still only works for Android audio files. Check out the Audio Recording Docs for more insight
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Thats exactly the case William, my team and I discovered this issue when testing our app on both an android and iphone. We were able to save and retrieve our Android audio files at will for our audio recording app, but not for an iPhone, and thats when we discovered .caf is an incompatible file type. As far as I know, Expo hasnt had an update that supports iOS file types, which is a bummer.
Hi. Do you know if they support it now?
I'm sorry, I'm not sure, I havent looked into the Expo docs recently
Edit:
My curiosity got the better of me and y'all questions have inspired me to bring this project back to life so I will continue to keep this updated. As of 07/24/2020, Expo's Audio recording feature is still incompatible with the iOS Simulator so essentially, this still only works for Android audio files. Check out the Audio Recording Docs for more insight