'Audio works in Spark-ar but not in Instagram

I've designed a filter which displays some images and plays some audio.

It works well in spark-ar studio, but once exported to Instagram (either directly or through a test link) the images appear, but the sounds don't!

The sound files are .m4a mono channel. Spark-ar studio tells me everything is correct.

Any idea?



Solution 1:[1]

Make sure the audio is sampled at 44.1kHz. Convert it in itunes if you can

Solution 2:[2]

Try to change to codec from alac (default of m4a) to aac.

Solution 3:[3]

I was having the same problem. Make sure your settings are:

.m4a mono channel at 44.1kHz, acc

Re-export your file and upload to Spark AR Hub.

Then SAVE at the top menu enter image description here

You can then test your file using Capture Video under the Demo Video section.

Good luck!

Solution 4:[4]

to enable sound, play when you are recording you have to Go to your scene and find Microphone. Then, check to disable it. It should work.

Solution 5:[5]

i had same problem,i just change the audio file and now problem solved!

Solution 6:[6]

In case you still haven't found an answer, here's what you need to do:

In the dropdown parent anchor element, change data-bs-toggle="dropdown" to data-bs-hover="dropdown". That's it. Now your parent link will work, too.

However, the data-bs-toggle attribute is needed for the dropdown to work on mobile devices (small resolution screens), so I my solution is to use jQuery to restore it on smaller screens like this:

$(document).ready(function() {
    if($(window).width() <= 831) {
        $(".nav-link.dropdown-toggle").removeAttr("data-bs-hover");
        $(".nav-link.dropdown-toggle").attr("data-bs-toggle", "dropdown");
    }
});

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Solution 1 Lena
Solution 2 Daniele Caruso
Solution 3 WhooNo
Solution 4 CODEX
Solution 5 Ali Dehghani
Solution 6