Here's what I'm doing:
self.iPodController = [MPMusicPlayerController applicationMusicPlayer];
MPMediaPlaylist* playlist = [self lookupSavedPlaylist];
[self.iPodController setQueueWithItemCollection:playlist];
[self.iPodController skipToNextItem];
[self.iPodController play];
This results in the first song playing, 开发者_如何学Pythonnot the second. This kind of makes sense, but it's annoying and I'm hoping there's a work-around.
Well, it turns out that if you explicitly set the nowPlayingItem
, you won't have this issue. Here's the modified code:
self.iPodController = [MPMusicPlayerController applicationMusicPlayer];
MPMediaPlaylist* playlist = [self lookupSavedPlaylist];
[self.iPodController setQueueWithItemCollection:playlist];
self.iPodController.nowPlayingItem = [playlist.items objectAtIndex:0]; // explicitly set to track 1 to start
[self.iPodController skipToNextItem]; // will now skip to track 2!
[self.iPodController play]; // will now play track 2
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