Work around m4a vs. mp4 issue for voice messages in legacy iOS clients.
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@ -170,6 +170,16 @@ class SignalAttachment: NSObject {
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// Returns the MIME type for this attachment or nil if no MIME type
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// can be identified.
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var mimeType: String {
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if isVoiceMessage {
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// Legacy iOS clients don't handle "audio/mp4" files correctly;
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// they are written to disk as .mp4 instead of .m4a which breaks
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// playback. So we send voice messages as "audio/aac" to work
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// around this.
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//
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// TODO: Remove this Nov. 2016 or after.
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return "audio/aac"
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}
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if let filename = filename {
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let fileExtension = (filename as NSString).pathExtension
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if fileExtension.characters.count > 0 {
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@ -275,7 +285,7 @@ class SignalAttachment: NSObject {
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kUTTypePlainText as String,
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kUTTypeUTF8PlainText as String,
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kUTTypeUTF16PlainText as String,
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kUTTypeURL as String,
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kUTTypeURL as String
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]
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}
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