Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE: undefined - can't find file about react-native-sound HOT 17 CLOSED

// sound.js
function Sound(filename, basePath, onError) {
  // ...
  if (IsAndroid && !basePath) {
    this._filename = filename.toLowerCase().replace(/\.[^.]+$/, '');  // why?
  }

//  Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE equals to undefined
new Sound('/data/xxx/xx.mp3', Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE)  // does not work
new Sound('/data/xxx/xx.mp3' + '.aaaaa', Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE)  // works
new Sound('/data/xxx/xx.mp3', '/')  // works

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@fritx You're right. I should probably check if filename is an absolute path in the if condition.

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For Android I got the same error if I try to reproduce a downloaded file.
I got the example working ( putting the audio in /res/raw -> relative path)
Everything works fine on IOS (simulator and physical device) if i put reproduce files from Sound.DOCUMENT

For Android i tried DocumentDir/MainBundleDir/DownloadDir but none of these seem to work.
Library can't seem to load the file from these sources.
Any idea?

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What folder did you previously put notify.aac into?

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On the root as in example
https://github.com/zmxv/react-native-sound-demo/blob/master/advertising.mp3

and I also tried next to .js file

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The file under the base directory is for the iOS demo app; there's a copy under android/app/src/main/res/raw for the Android counterpart. This is working as intended.

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I am using Android 5.01 React-native 0.24
I have follow the steps in the documentation and I also put my files into android/app/src/main/res/raw,
but still got {message: "resource not found", code: -1}

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@KevinHu2014 Did you try out the sample project at https://github.com/zmxv/react-native-sound-demo ?

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@zmxv Thanks , after restarting the React Packager It woks.

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@fritx As documented in README.md, the basePath parameter (Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE) should be omitted when you're passing in an absolute path.

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@zmxv hey, but as

// sound.js
if (IsAndroid && !basePath) {
    this._filename = filename.toLowerCase().replace(/\.[^.]+$/, '');  // why?
}

I guess, even I pass '' or any other falsy value, the .mp3 ext would be removed, right?
So it seems that I have to pass a '/'?

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I've same problem. How to fix it? I got error even i put the mp3 into android/app/src/main/res/raw.
code like this.
var s = new Sound('advertising.mp3', 'Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE', (e) => {

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@kenchengch

// wrong
var s = new Sound('advertising.mp3', 'Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE', (e) => {
// maybe this?
var s = new Sound('advertising.mp3', Sound.MAIN_BUNDLE, (e) => {

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How did you solve this issue ? I'm having the same problem, I tried everything Sound('track.mp3', '/', (error)

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For Android I got the same error if I try to reproduce a downloaded file.
I got the example working ( putting the audio in /res/raw -> relative path)
Everything works fine on IOS (simulator and physical device) if i put reproduce files from Sound.DOCUMENT

For Android i tried DocumentDir/MainBundleDir/DownloadDir but none of these seem to work.
Library can't seem to load the file from these sources.
Any idea?

any update ?

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Any Update ?

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hi guys, any update?

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