Android Question How to release audiostreamer?

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dreamworld

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• Sep 21, 2013

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Erel

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• Sep 22, 2013

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Please do not "bump" questions. You should call StopRecording or StopPlaying.

 

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• Sep 22, 2013

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StopRecording can not release resource occupied by audiostreamer.

 

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Erel

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• Sep 22, 2013

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Which resource? Which error do you get?

 

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• Sep 22, 2013

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mediarecorder can't start

 

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• Sep 22, 2013

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See the example here: http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/audio-library-v1-5-new-audiostreamer-object.30550/
You can start the recording, stop it and then do it again (any number of times).

 

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• Sep 22, 2013

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I have read that.
The recording of Audiostreamer and Mediarecorder happen on the same activity.
if Audiostreamer is initialized to record sound in the first, mediarecorder will be unable to start().
Audiostreamer is conflicting with mediarecorder.
It seems that something is occupied by Audiostreamer and Mediarecorder is unable to start.
If there is a method to release that resource occupied by Audiostreamer, Mediarecorder can work.
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Erel

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• Sep 22, 2013

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Why do you use both libraries together?
You can use AudioStreamer to record and play.

 

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• Sep 22, 2013

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Because my app allows users to choose sound quality. WAVE or AMR

 

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Erel

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• Sep 23, 2013

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Try this code:

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Sub ReleaseAudioStreamer
 Dim r As Reflector
 r.Target = AudioStreamer1
 r.Target = r.GetField("audioRecord")
 r.RunMethod("release")
End Sub

You will need to initialize AudioStreamer again before you can use it.

 

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• Mar 16, 2015

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What is the varient for the audiostreamer to be released?

I'm getting a nullpointer exeption on the release command when using this example.


or is it enough to use the stopplaying command?

 

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Erel

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• Mar 17, 2015

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You don't need to call this method unless you are using two audio capture libraries in the same app.

 

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