media-player

I have implemented media player. I have only one Activity. When I'm starting the activity, my music starts to play and when I press the back button the music clip is in pause state, and again when I resume my activity, the music resumes properly. But there is error after I try to resume my Application after song got over. The app crashed, and I'm getting exception for IllegalStateException in back-press method( mp.pause(); ). Please have a look at below code and suggest if I am doing something wrong. public class Audio_Activity extends Activity { private MediaPlayer mp; Button btnStartStop ;

I'm trying to repeatedly play a audio continuously, without any gap. I've tried, mediaplayer.setLooping(true); But it gives a gap between repeat time. And tried this, mediaplayer.setOnCompletionListener(new MediaPlayer.OnCompletionListener() { @Override public void onCompletion(MediaPlayer mp) { mediaplayer.start(); } }); It gives a gap also. I've tried with different audio format. But neither way worked for me. Is there any other way in android? Ganesh When a playback finishes, the player engine would check if all tracks are completed and once done, it will check for the looping flag. Based

Here is the problem. I am currently working on an application that must provide : A Radio Player (AAC live streaming from an url) And a PodCast player (MP3 Streaming from an url) The application must be able to run in background (Android Service) and be exposed to the user with a persistant notification in the Notification Bar (Android Foreground Service) (ONE problem per question so here i'll be asking for the notification) Since i have several class for managing players, i though creating a generic class for the noticication would be a good idea. Here is the kind of view i would like to

Problem: omxplayer's source code calls the ffmpeg av_seek_frame() method using the AVSEEK_FLAG_BACKWARD flag. Although not 100% sure, I believe this seeks to the closest i-frame. Instead, I want to seek to exact locations, so I modified the source code such that the av_seek_frame() method now uses the AVSEEK_FLAG_ANY flag. Now, when the movie loads, I get a grey screen, generally for 1 second, during which I can hear the audio. I have tried this on multiple computers (I am actually synchronizing them, therefore, at the same time too) so it is not a n isolated incident. My guess is that seeking

Followed the steps given at : https://developer.jwplayer.com/sdk/ios/docs/developer-guide/intro/getting-started/ to import JWPlayer For troubleshooting: https://developer.jwplayer.com/sdk/ios/docs/developer-guide/troubleshooting/troubleshooting/ Also installed cocoapods and in Podfile added: pod 'JWPlayer-SDK', '~> 2.4.3' ran pod install command later. What am I missing? By cocoa pod installation you must use below path to import: #import <JWPlayer-SDK/JWPlayerController.h> And by adding framework it is said at document this path: #import <JWPlayer-iOS-SDK/JWPlayerController.h> But I faced Not

Is there a way to play audio obtained from MediaStore through the use of the MediaPLayer, Or am I going in the completely wrong direction? I've looked and MediaStore.Audio so far but nothing is really helping me. I just need to know if I'm on the right track First, I assume you have basic knowledge of querying a ContentProvider and working with Cursors. If you dont, I suggest you research it here Once you have a basic knowledge of how to use a ContentProvider, query the URI MediaStore.Audio.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI for the column Audio.Media.DATA , along with any other fields you need. Let's

I'm developing a video chat like application for Android. Can I record and play video on the screen at the same time? Can I compose the videos over one another (FaceTime style) or do the y have to be side by side? Can I use the MediaPlayer and MediaRecorder classes or do I have to use lower level APIs? Avner, To answer to your question bit wise 1> Can I record and play video on the screen at the same time? Ans : yes you can. 2> Can I compose the videos over one another (FaceTime style) or do the y have to be side by side? Ans: You can not have PIP(Picture in picture) (http://stackoverflow.com