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When using MediaPlayer I get the following lines of debug messages in LogCat constantly repeating:
02-13 14:30:52.090: V/MediaPlayer(21345): getVideoWidth
02-13 14:30:52.090: V/MediaPlayer-JNI(21345): getVideoWidth: 480
02-13 14:30:52.090: V/MediaPlayer(21345): getVideoHeight
02-13 14:30:52.090: V/MediaPlayer-JNI(21345): getVideoHeight: 360
02-13 14:30:52.100: V/MediaPlayer-JNI(21345): isPlaying: 0
My buffer soon fills up and I miss my other important messages. Is there anyway to disable this? Doing an exclusive filter in LogCat doesn't work because the buffer is still filled up in the background.
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The feature is as simple as tapping and holding on the media card of any app then choosing Dismiss. Playback stops and the controls go away.
MediaPlayer Class in Android is used to play media files. Those are Audio and Video files. It can also be used to play audio or video streams over the network.
mediaPlayer. start(); mediaPlayer. pause(); On call to start() method, the music will start playing from the beginning.
To go to the preparing state from initialized state, you can call the prepareAsync() method which transfers the object to preparing state and when the preparation is done then the onPrepared() method of the OnPreparedListener interface is called and the object is transferred to the prepared state.
You can remove it by adding ^(?!MediaPlayer) to logcat filter Log Tag (regex) field: https://www.evernote.com/l/ABjh04WocVlGBp_wUBuQyefZIc_9aa8WP8QB/image.png
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I've also searched a solution to this problem and it seems that it is not possible at all... As you can see, no method is available.
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