01-26-2021, 05:06 PM
Took me a while to spot the problem:
You are using the "add" module with only a single input, which usually does not make much sense. Yes, it is allowed according to our documentation (I had to check myself what is supposed to happen in this case) and it should indeed behave like the Android version does by simply sending the input to the output as nothing is added. I have to check why this is not working on iOS and will fix it for the next update.
However, since you just do this to append data to another buffer, I would recommend using "append" instead as that is what "append" is for - just replace the first three "add" tags with "append" and it should be working fine. As a bonus, it makes clearer what is supposed to happen
You are using the "add" module with only a single input, which usually does not make much sense. Yes, it is allowed according to our documentation (I had to check myself what is supposed to happen in this case) and it should indeed behave like the Android version does by simply sending the input to the output as nothing is added. I have to check why this is not working on iOS and will fix it for the next update.
However, since you just do this to append data to another buffer, I would recommend using "append" instead as that is what "append" is for - just replace the first three "add" tags with "append" and it should be working fine. As a bonus, it makes clearer what is supposed to happen