I have successfully decoded a local file using Superpowered
SuperpoweredDecoder *decoder = new SuperpoweredDecoder();
const char *openError = decoder->open("/Users/john/Desktop/myFile.mp3", false, 0, 0);
if (openError) {
NSLog(@"open error: %s", openError);
delete decoder;
return 0;
};
Now I'd like to do the same with a remote URL
eg. by replacing the decoder->open call with...
const char *openError = decoder->open("https://example.com/api/mobile/courses/redirect/Z3VpZpZGVvcy9qbTMwYWJnLTAwMS5tcDM%3D?courseid=678");
(I've changed the URL a bit here as it's not a URL I should be releasing, however, I have confirmed that the URL was good by pasting it into Chrome address bar - Chrome plays the mp3)
the result: open error: @
The Superpowered documentation describes path as: Full file system path or progressive download path (http or https). so I thought this might be possible.
Do I need to be setting customHTTPHeaders - if so, any guidance on how to use this field?
This is undocumented, beta behaviour yet. The @ means that the open() method needs more time to open the file (due network traffic). Just iterate over open() until you receive something else than '@'. Don't forget to sleep() between the iterations to allow the network stack doing its job.