Add iOS Recording Functionality To Get Volume Levels #10
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I’ve added two iOS functions that help a user detect what’s happening with sound in real time. isRecording is simple enough, returns true or false getMeters will return the current level of volume being recorded in dB
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Very nice, thank you for this! |
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Happy to help! Love the plugin, I have more to add soon probably :) |
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I’ve added two iOS functions that help a user detect what’s happening
with sound in real time.
isRecording is simple enough, returns true or false
getMeters will return the current level of volume being recorded in dB