9to5Mac

Apparent Apple Music API change breaks popular ‘Cider’ third-party app for Windows [U]

Update: Right as this story was published, Cider says it found a new workaround to make the app work again. The developer cautions that this “may be a temporary fix until we can find something more ...
MacRumors

iOS 15.5 to Reintroduce Apple Music API Used by Third-Party Apps to Adjust Playback Speed

iOS 15.5 will include the reintroduction of a popular Apple Music API used by third-party music players that allowed users to change the playback speeds of songs within the app, an Apple software ...
macobserver

Apple Music API That Allows Users to Change Playback Speed Will Be Added Again in Next iOS Updates

According to Times of India, Apple software engineer Joe Kun, a member of the Apple Music team, revealed the Cupertino-based company will add the API again. Several third-party developers also used ...
9to5Mac

iOS 15.5 re-enables API to let Apple Music third-party clients change playback speed

MusicKit is an official Apple API that lets developers create apps, such as third-party clients, with access to Apple Music. For some unknown reason, the company had removed the ability to let these ...
iClarified

iOS 15.5 to Re-enable API Allowing Adjustment of Apple Music Playback Speed in Third Party Apps

Apple has decided to re-enable an API that allowed third party apps to change the playback speed of Apple Music songs. Prior to iOS 15.4 developers were able to set the currentPlaybackRate for ...