audio_converter_native 1.0.5

A Flutter package for native audio conversion using Platform Channels. Supports real audio conversion on Android and iOS without external dependencies.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

1.0.5 - 2026-05-28

Added

• Added Swift Package Manager support for the iOS plugin.
• Added an iOS Swift package manifest with the required FlutterFramework dependency.

Changed

• Moved the iOS Swift plugin implementation into the Swift Package Manager source layout.
• Updated the iOS podspec source path so CocoaPods support continues to work with the new source layout.
• Updated the example app to use the local plugin package path.
• Removed emojis from the README documentation.

1.0.2 - 2024-01-22

Fixed

• Fixed homepage and repository URLs in pubspec.yaml
• Updated package metadata for proper pub.dev display
• Removed discontinued package warnings

1.0.0 - 2024-01-22

Added

• Initial release of Audio Converter Native
• Support for Android and iOS platforms
• Real audio conversion using Platform Channels
• Support for multiple audio formats (WAV, AAC, MP3, M4A, OGG)
• Audio recording and playback integration
• Smart file sharing with format prioritization
• Duration estimation based on file size
• Comprehensive example app
• Full documentation and README

Features

• convertToWAV() - Convert audio to WAV format
• convertToAAC() - Convert audio to AAC format
• convertToMP3() - Convert audio to MP3 format
• convertToM4A() - Convert audio to M4A format
• convertToOGG() - Convert audio to OGG format
• extractAudioFromVideo() - Extract audio from video files
• trimAudio() - Trim audio files
• applyFade() - Apply fade in/out effects
• executeCommand() - Execute custom FFmpeg commands
• getMediaInfo() - Get media file information
• isAvailable() - Check converter availability
• getVersion() - Get converter version

Technical Details

• Uses Flutter Platform Channels for native communication
• No external dependencies (no FFmpeg Kit)
• Real audio file copying (not simulation)
• Automatic directory creation
• File validation and error handling
• Cross-platform compatibility
• Memory efficient operations