Nope, sample rate is set to 44100....

Hello,

I've successfully setup Bass to play songs from the internal library on an iOS device, but have noticed a significant difference in quality between playback through Bass and playback through the iTunes Music player. I've enabled 32-bit float point, which really has made no difference. I've noticed that the highs are especially lacking in quality, almost as if the audio stream is being compressed. Any ways to resolve this?

No need, got it working. The issue was related to complications from the native bridge between C# and C/Obj-C. Thanks for all your help!

After spending a better part of the day trying to get this to work, I'm still having issues with BASS reading the file.

Sending one of these paths into Bass:
/localhost/var/mobile/Applications/684062D5-9670-4FFD-B756-726EF40798C7/Documents/song.m4a
/private/var/mobile/Applications/684062D5-9670-4FFD-B756-726EF40798C7/Documents/song.m4a
/var/mobile/Applications/684062D5-9670-4FFD-B756-726EF40798C7/Documents/song.m4a

Using code (c#):
BASS_SetConfig(34, 0);
BASS_Init(-1, 44100, 0, 0, IntPtr.Zero);
BASS_StreamCreateFile(false, path, 0, 0, BASSFlag.BASS_UNICODE);

The file is being properly copied into the sandbox document folder, but the file cannot be loaded. I can download the documents directory via Xcode and play the file in iTunes on my mac. Any ideas on what's going on?

I'm trying to get Bass to load in music from the iOS music library (using StreamCreateFile), but every time I load the file I get the FILEFORM error. I feel confident that my code is correct, as it is able to load in a variety of file formats provided they are an external URL. However, once file path is provided for a song within the application document folder, I get the error. I'm moving the song from iTunes to the documents folder. Any ideas why this would be, and how to resolve it?