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This is actually a very valid downside to AudioShare. I'm guessing it's too late to alter that now though. The trade off to me is worth it, so AudioShare will remain my main Audio organizing app, but I agree the duplication is unfortunate when practically the only thing good about iOS file management is the non-duplication of storage for that haven't been modified from the original.
When I implemented the "AudioShare Files" location (File Provider) it was the only way to make AudioShare's files available in "document pickers" from within other apps. A lot has changed since then (iOS 10) and for a future rewrite of AudioShare it would make sense to instead use the "on my iPad" location, now that any app can access files from any other app without copying them.
@tja said:
I installed the beta on the latest IPadOS and tried to share MIDI, MP3 and WAV files to AudioShare, but it is not listed in the possible target, @j_liljedahl
Same still here. Sharing to AudioShare not possible. No ‚open in‘ AudioShare 😢😢😢
iPad 10.5“
iPadOS 13.3.1
AudioShare 2.7.9 (135)
Would it be possible to enable AUv3 effects for Audioshare? Most of the effects that seem to work are IAA.
(That aside, the app is awesome and the changes you're testing will just cement it as the best audio manager app)
Can you give a step by step instruction of how to reproduce this? As far as I can see it works fine now. Have you enabled AudioShare in the open in list? (Tap some dots or "edit" or whatever it says, and toggle AudioShare on there)
Sorry, I‘ve tried exactly this multiple times with the filetypes MP3 and WAV.
After tapping „edit“, AudioShare is NOT in my open in list.
@j_liljedahl : any chance the share sheet or a menu command could be added when a folder is selected so that one could airdrop a folder from AudioShare to another device? It would make it much more convenient for moving things to desktop for long term archiving or storage.
Any chance of making the “sort by” setting stick? If I choose to sort by date, it would be nice if it stayed that way. Currently it reverts to sorting by name.
I will look into if this is possible.
Are you 100% sure you're running the AudioShare beta? Tapping the (i) button in AudioShare should show version "2.7.9 (134)".
Can you give me step by step instructions, including screenshots? Which app are you sharing from?
Here's how it looks for me, step by step, when sharing a file from Dropbox app to AudioShare:
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@j_liljedahl
I wish the audioshare folder could be mounted as a writable smb/afp network share.
Then you could easily create a bi-directional sync to any folder ( including cloud services ) on the desktop OS using a sync tool like chronosync.
Also it would be relatively easy to sync two audioshare folders on different ios devices using a desktop os as intermediate.
That would be fantastic!
The ability to download folders from the WiFi drive would also be great. Zipping the contents of folders first to avoid dealing with individual files is time and space consuming!
That said, the idea of a mountable sharepoint would be even better!
Hi Jonatan,
I did the following step by step. My source was ‚Documents’. I want to transfer a MP3 file to AudioShare.
After pressing „...“ in the sharingmenu AudioShare IS NOT selectable, in contrast to many other apps like Cubasis.
I‘ve used:
iPad 10.5“
iPadOS 13.3.1
AudioShare Beta 2.7.9 (135)
This is now done and will come in the next beta! You can now long-press a folder and airdrop it, email, or save it to iOS Files, etc. (iOS automagically makes a ZIP of it if you email it, it seems!)
I agree. I'm using a pre-rolled HTTP server, and I don't think this functionality is there so I'd need to add it myself.
Another alternative is to make your desktop available as a file server, and connect to it in the Files app. You could then export folders from AudioShare to it. (I haven't tried this yet)
Great idea, but not something I'm planning to investigate in the near future.
I do believe there is a problem
I just try to find exactly where it is.
The only thing I can think of is that some other app is interfering, perhaps by exporting a "public.audio" UTI which overwrites the system type, or something like that. I'll see if I can make some code that digs up info about this for debugging purposes, which I can add to AudioShare beta.
@j_liljedahl : Awesome! A great app getting even better.
Excellent, thank you!
You know I never thought about connecting that way! Just tried and it works!
Ok, in the next AudioShare beta (2.7.9-136), please try this: tap the (i) button to show the Info screen, then tap the title/version label and let me know the text that shows up.
@tja ok, it looks correct. Will need to keep investigating...
In next beta (coming soon) I'll add another tweak that might work: explicitly registering for WAV and MP3 files and not only "any audiofile". Let me know how it goes.
BTW, even if AudioShare missing from "open in" is unconvenient, you can still just tap "Save to Files" and save it to the "AudioShare Files" location, right?
I don't remember the last time when I actually used the 'Copy to Audioshare' as I most of the time just select the Audioshare location using the Files.app interface and drop the files that way...