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@j_liljedahl : if there were a way to implement drag/drop , so that when AS is in slide over mode that one could drag from AS to an app that accepts files that would be awesome.
@j_liljedahl my files all seem pretty good after updating to the beta...
Id also love to see this.ive told him about it, lets hope he can figure it out and make it happen.thats would be a killer.no need to use Files App, since its very unreliable sometimes
@j_liljedahl would you be able to add unzipping rar files?
Not only that, actually a standard 16 or 24 bit integer file format can also go above 0dB, indirectly:
Read up on "true peak" if you want to learn more
PS. The normalizer in AudioShare is a simple standard peak normalizer, which in theory could produce samples above 0dB after DAC. Adding a setting for the target max level would allow one to use some safety margin, like -1 dB or so.
Why not just zip right in AudioShare?
Good to hear, cheers!
I don’t get the ‘open in AudioShare’ option when Airdropping an audio file to an iOS13 device. Also, selecting ‘Files’ as the destination doesn’t do anything but that’s an iOS bug not AudioShare. Anyway, ‘open in AudioShare’ would be a workaround seeing as that’s where I want my audio to live anyway.
Just put the files into a folder and zip that. It's the better option anyway, no one wants unsorted files in the root folder (which may happen accidentally).
Funny, I recently wondered the same because rar is much better than zip for audio compression (almost as good as FLAC) and un-raring doesn't involve license costs.
Is this with the beta version or the current app store version? Fixing filesystem related issues on iOS 13 was one of the main things I worked on in the new beta.
Are you tapping "edit" and enabling it as a target in the list?
Current App Store version, on iOS 13.3.1.
I’m not sure what I’m supposed to see but here are my observations while beta testing the new version. There is an Audioshare folder on the Location sidebar in the Files app but there is no AS folder in iCloud Drive. When I click on a music file (mp3) in the files app I don’t see a way to send it directly to AS. From inside AS I can see and access USB drives when using the Document picker. If this the way it’s supposed to work then all is good. I’ll keep playing around with it but if there’s anything specific I should check please let me know.
This is all well. You can drag and drop a file inside the Files app into the AudioShare location in the sidebar.
Right. So this is fixed in the current beta version.
I tried the same here now on my iPhone running iOS 13. Dropbox, tap the three dots next to a WAV file, Export, "Open in", and there's AudioShare among the options as expected.
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As long as you have AUM installed as well, that's expected, since AUM and AudioShare shares the same storage space for audio files.
Same here. Sharing to AudioShare not possible.
iPad 10.5“
iPadOS 13.3.1
AudioShare 2.7.9 (134)
Dropbox does ?
Not for me. If you are in Files and long tap a file in a non-dropbox directory and choose Move from the action popup, you will see that it copies the file. Do you see different behavior?
I am on iOS 12.3.1, but I have been given the impression that the OS treats different file providers just like desktop OSs treat different drives.
Desktop OSs let you move files between different drives without copying, Audioshare needs to be redesigned and use 'on my ipad' it has zero advantages being in locations instead of 'on my ipad' but a huge disadvantage of always making duplicates and not being able to just move files.
As you say I was mistaken, Dropbox is in locations and copies, but that makes sense as it is cloud based, AS is not cloud based.
It has nothing to do with cloud-based or not.
On MacOS, if you drag from one disk to another it copies the file. You have to hold down a modifier key to move and not copy. Maybe Windows is different. I haven't used it in ages.
On any desktop OS you can just use cut and paste, I think (MBP died last week) MacOS has a move command, and if Windows doesn't, you can certainly add one, i have one on my Windows machines.
I never said it has anything to do with cloud based, I said that duplication makes more sense with cloud based, which it does, duplication makes zero sense with local files on a single drive, as in exactly how everything works that is 'on my iPad'