
Deprecated Audio Module in favor of react-native-nitro-sound
The React Native Audio Recorder Player is a module that provides audio recording and playback functionalities for both iOS and Android platforms. It supports default file extensions for each platform and can handle files from URLs. The latest version, 3.0.+, includes critical migrations with internal changes and the adoption of Kotlin for Android and Swift for iOS.
$ yarn add react-native-audio-recorder-player
import com.dooboolab.audiorecorderplayer.RNAudioRecorderPlayerPackage; to the imports.new RNAudioRecorderPlayerPackage() to the list.The React Native Audio Recorder Player is a versatile module for audio recording and playback in React Native applications. With support for both iOS and Android platforms, real-time recording features, and improved compatibility, it offers a convenient solution for integrating audio functionalities in mobile apps. It is important to note the major migration to Kotlin and Swift for Android and iOS platforms, respectively, in the latest version 3.0.+.

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