AVAudioPlayer is providing a very convenient way to play iPhone supported audio file. Especially, if you want to implement fast forward and rewind, AVAudioPlayer is the best choice.
But I just found an odd problem. If I use [AVAudioPlayer pause] method, next time if I invoke [AVAudioPlayer play], it had no responde. But after I changed pause to stop, it worked fine. The problem looks like it somewhere inside AVAudioPlayer to control the AudioQueue Object to resume playing. Whatever, by using [AVAudioPlayer stop], you can archive the same goal as [AVAudioPlayer pause] do, I mean FFW and RWD.
BTW, the document said, pause will return YES/NO, but clearly, it is a no return value instance method. The guy who is responsible for this method might copied the same comment from play!
What a joke. This line was there since iPhone 2.2, and is still there in 3.0b5. Didn’t there anybody reported this problem? Should I fire a bug?
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