3 Answers

• Accepted Answer

  Utpal - I posted a similar question some time ago. It seems that the AudioPlayer API does not support AAC, only mp3. Many people have never even heard of AAC which is a real shame as my radio station (Radio Caroline) also wants to stream an existing AAC stream and is stuck with mp3.

• The host seems down. The following functions works for me in a streaming app and has some usefule events. NOTE: the reusable "sound" var in this example is declared outside of this function.

  function loadAudio(s){    
    sound.release();
    sound = Ti.Media.createAudioPlayer({url:s,preload:true,allowBackground:true});
  
      sound.addEventListener('error', function(e){
  
      if(e.message == "Unknown media error"){
               // detect your specific error code here
          }
      });
  
      sound.addEventListener('complete', function(){ 
          // your skip code here
      });
  
      sound.addEventListener('interrupted', function(){
              // your code here
      });
  
      sound.addEventListener('resume', function(){
           // your code here
      });
  
      sound.addEventListener('progress', function(e){
           // your code here
      });
  
      sound.start();
  }
  

  Maybe try using a simple mp3 hosted on your own as source to verify your code is good. You can implement a timeout using the progress event to detect network errors or null reponses.

  Hope this helps,

  Mike

• Yes Patrick, you are right . I used mp3 server and my streaming run perfectly. but it won't allow aacp file to start. Thank You.