Don't stop the iPod music [closed] - objective-c

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Is there a way to not stop the iPod music when I start my app in the iPhone?
Because when my app is launched, the music stops.
Thanks!

It depends what code and sound Library you are using in your application
adding MediaPlayer.framework will help you solve the issue quickly
Take a look at this post http://oleb.net/blog/2009/07/the-music-player-framework-in-the-iphone-sdk/

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please give me a hint.
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As far as adding to the iPod library is concerned, you aint going to be able to do that - you can read from the library from within an iOS app, but not write to it.