I am able to run the demo banking app by Microsoft from github
By any chance can we record ongoing meeting in skype for business using their SDK or do we have any other third party libraries for recording video calls in ios.
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I was looking online at the Spotify iOS SDK documentation and found this: "The iOS SDK is explicitly prohibited from use for in-car apps, re-streaming aka “listen together” apps, alarm tones, ring-tones, voice-assistants, and offline experiences for wearable or other devices." I was curious what was meant by "listen together apps." I was hoping to create an app in which users in the same place can queue up songs to a shared queue. Is this in violation? What if the users are all Spotify users? Can this be monetized?
Ari from Spotify here - we can answer technical implementation questions but can't interpret the Terms of Service for you. We recommend consulting legal counsel for help with the terms. Regarding monetization, all commercial integrations must be approved by Spotify. You can submit a request for commercial approval directly in the Spotify for Developers Dashboard by clicking "Create a Client ID" and then selecting "Yes" when asked about commercial use.
I am building a 3rd party app that can playback Apple Music. I know that this can be done for individual tracks, can I also queue up an existing public Apple Music playlist on my 3rd party app?
From the Spotify iOS SDK documentation:
"Please also note that streaming of full-length tracks is only available to your users who have a Spotify Premium subscription."
However, with the SDK integrated into our app, I can login using a non-Premium account and tracks playback in their entirety.
Also, using the non-Premium login, advertisements never play prior to the start of a track, as one would expect with a non-Premium account.
Am I doing something wrong here?
Many Thanks!
I am a developer working on an open-source project called Freeseer (http://freeseer.github.io/) it is used for recording conferences and talks. I would like to bring live streaming to Freeseer, however in order to develop and test live streaming I need a Google account with 100 subscribers (as listed here http://www.youtube.com/yt/creators/creator-benefits.html).
I am not asking for subscribers, nor am I interested in monetization of the account. I simply want to know if Google provides developer accounts, or can grant development privileges.
(I am well aware this is not a technical question, it is much more suited for a Google group or developer forum, unfortunately the existing one has been closed).
The 100 subscriber restriction was removed last month.
http://apiblog.youtube.com/2013/12/3-2-1-and-you-are-live.html
I have a Spotify developers key and have been preparing an iOS app for release that uses cocoalibspotify. Before I submit to Apple, I want to verify my account details and double check Spotify's approval process. But I can't find the info on developer.spotify.com for an iOS app - I just see details for a web app.
Could someone share hints or experiences of successfully publishing an iOS app that uses the Spotify API?
There's no formal approval process other than Apple's — just submit to Apple.
However, make sure you're abiding by libspotify's Terms and Conditions, particularly the fact you can't charge money for an app that uses libspotify.
If you'd like guidance, especially with your UI components (you must make it clear that music is being played from Spotify), contact the same team you would for web apps and they can help — contact details are on the Spotify developer website.