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I have tried using the absolute path and relative path, it still doesn't play on ios.
these audio files are downloaded using react-native-fetch-blob and locally played.

[UPDATE]: I didn't find a solution for this, however, I got it working by downgrading react-native-sound from 0.10.2 to 0.7.3. I would ideally wish to use the latest version

let dirs = RNFetchBlob.fs.dirs;

    const basePath = dirs.DocumentDir + "/" + state.app.currentTour._id.toString()

    // let audioPath = basePath + "/" + state.tour.currentAudio;

    let audioPath = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? state.tour.currentAudio : basePath + "/" + state.tour.currentAudio;

    let pathConstant = Platform.OS === 'ios' ? `${Sound.DOCUMENT}/${state.app.currentTour._id.toString()}` : '';



    setTimeout(() => {

        console.log('Values', audioPath, pathConstant);

        var track = new Sound(audioPath, pathConstant, (error) => {

            if (error) {

                console.log('errorrrrr', error);

                return;

            }

        });



        setTimeout(() => {

            if (this.state.mounted)

                this.setState({ track })

        }, 150);

    }, 150);