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While using MediaRecorder , we don't have pause/resume for API level below 24. So there can be a way to do this is: On pause event stop the recorder and create the recorded file. And on resume start recording again and create another file and keep doing so until user presses stop. And at last merge all files. Many people asked this question on SO, but couldn't find anyway to solve this. People talk about creating multiple media files by stopping recording on pause action and restarting on resume. So my question is How can we merge/join all media file programmatically? Note: in my case MPEG4

Is there an easy way to slow down the iteration in a forEach (with plain javascript)? For example: var items = document.querySelector('.item'); items.forEach(function(el) { // do stuff with el and pause before the next el; }); What you want to achieve is totally possible with Array#forEach — although in a different way you might think of it. You can not do a thing like this: var array = ['some', 'array', 'containing', 'words']; array.forEach(function (el) { console.log(el); wait(1000); // wait 1000 milliseconds }); console.log('Loop finished.'); ... and get the output: some array // one second

I would like a 1 second delay in my code. Below is the code I am trying to make this delay. I think it polls the date and time off the operating system and waits until the times match. I am having an issue with the delay. I think it does not poll the time when it matches the wait time and it just sits there and freezes up. It only freezes up about 5% of the time I run the code. I was wondering about Application.Wait and if there is a way to check if the polled time is greater than the wait time. newHour = Hour(Now()) newMinute = Minute(Now()) newSecond = Second(Now()) + 1 waitTime = TimeSerial

How do I pause frame animation using AnimationDrawable? I realize this thread is quite old, but since this was the first answer on Google when I was searching for a way to pause an animation, I'll just post the solution here for someone else to see. What you need to do is subclass the animation type you'd like to use and then add methods for pausing and resuming the animation. Here is an example for AlphaAnimation: public class PausableAlphaAnimation extends AlphaAnimation { private long mElapsedAtPause=0; private boolean mPaused=false; public PausableAlphaAnimation(float fromAlpha, float