Calling a method at a specific time

I've created a recorder that stores the CFAbsoluteTime of a triggered sound and the name of it in two separate arrays. In order to play the recording back, I need a time-accurate way of calling the trigger sound method. Preferably it should be non-processor intensive; I did something a while back that worked accurately but hogged all of the iphone's memory.

For example, I've tried NSTimer which seems to lag a bit with non-exact playback, and NSThread which was memory intensive.

What are some of my 开发者_JAVA百科options, with pros and cons? Thanks.

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What do you think about doing something like this:

[self performSelector:@selector(playSound) withObject:nil afterDelay:0.2];

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Check the dispatch_later documentation. It is more flexible and guaranteed to run in the estimated time than using performSelector:afterDelay;