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• mertocan Member

  September 2012

  No answer?

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• talis Guru

  September 2012 edited September 2012

  Logically you can sell mp3's as far as you own them i suppose but apple has some strange policies so better read them really deep.
  
  To your other questions i have no experience in them.
  Note: So the real reasons for this answer are:
  1-Make the topic up up up.
  2-To back you up and share your loneliness in the topic till someone will answer us:D
  3-I am also curious about the questions.
  

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• mertocan Member

  September 2012

  Now i have more questions if someone answer me i wilk ask them too thanks for answer

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• bowerandy Guru

  September 2012 Accepted Answer

  @mertocan, I think the reason you haven't received a reply to this is that it is really an Apple question rather than one that pertains specifically to Gideros. I did a quick search of StackOverflow and came up with this:
  
  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10100831/ios-access-to-itunes-songs
  
  So:
  
  1) It appears (although I can't be sure) that you cannot add sounds to the iTunes library as it would allow apps to interfere with the iPod sandbox. See the comment by Tejesh Alimilli on Apr 12 at 7:56.
  
  You can, however, access the contents of the existing library and list and play songs/sounds etc.
  
  2) Again StackOverflow has some answers for the maximum size of store items:
  
  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4753100/max-size-of-an-ios-application
  
  3) I don't see why you couldn't sell MP3's as part of your app, providing you own the rights. They are just data after all, like PNGs or JPGs. Having said this I don't know for sure.
  
  4) I'll bow to someone else who has StoreKit experience but you should first take a look at a general StoreKit tutorial. Try this:
  
  http://www.raywenderlich.com/2797/introduction-to-in-app-purchases
  
  Quite often the Gideros plugins just provide routine mappings to the underlying iOS functions (this is certainly the case with the GameKit) so they key is understanding these first.
  
  HTH
  
  Best regards

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