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Not using a case but stands for ipad. Just noticed after upgrading to ios15.
Background audio needed for other apps that route to another ipad /aum. Were this part of the message or can background audio be ok?
Is the stand magnetic?
Sorry but I don't understand the question. I should get some sleep
Were just sampling in aum. Then sending audio to djplayerpro on same ipad. Ipad were not connected to audio4c via usb but through decks soundcard and then to line in of audio4c. Which then ports to another ipad for the audio. Means background audio were on and just on usual stand but will see if it happens again. Background audio is important at the mo because it means I can port apps that cant be hosted in aum but to another aum.
Sleeeeeeep. lol.
Just saying. Will see if a problem but just audio engine shut off and a message appeared ( as disscussed ) stand isnt magnetic. Did the message say something about background apps also?
I don't think background audio has anything to do with it. The problem seems to affect any music app with recording abilities (so not simple music/media players etc), regardless if they are running in the foreground or background.
There are of course also other events that will interrupt the audio session, for example incoming facetime call, etc.
Cheers j_liljedahl
Should be ok though.
The problem with ghost MIDI ports, it has been finally fixed in iOS 15.3. I updated yesterday, and after 24 hours, none of the usual suspects has appeared again.
I think you may have spoken too soon. I still see these ports (StreamByter and MidiFire in my case), with both iPadOS 15.3 and 15.3.1. It takes a while for them to appear following any restart. I do believe this is something for the app devs to fix.
Have you tried to restart your iPad, or manually open and then closing the problematic apps to kill the ports?
The problematic port for me was the one created by Spliqs, and since I updated, this is no longer appearing. Previously to this update, it will appear in the first couple of hours after a reboot.
Crossing my fingers, this is the most annoying thing that I have experimented after a year using iOS.
Sure, I can kill them by opening the apps, but they come back. Doesn't bother me anyway, just a bit strange.
@uncledave : Three days, and the port hasn't appeared again.
By looking at my Spliqs configuration, in the system preferences, I deactivated the option to update in the background.
And in the Siri menu, I deactivated the option learning from this app.
Can you try to deactivate these two options in the configuration of your problematic apps, to see if it makes any difference with iOS 15.3.1?
Already done, long since. ALL Siri options are disabled for ALL apps. Don't like it, don't want it, don't use it. Background update only enabled for 3 apps. Thanks for trying.