We definitely could and that is a discussion we are having for sure!
Technically we can, but from a business standpoint the OEM actually
licenses the solution. The API itself gives Android Developers access to
that licensed solution.
I am trying to come up with an offering that we can
Thanks Eric. However, i still don't get as to why the service can't be
distributed through the play store. Even if its installed in unsupported
devices, the APIs like getDolbyAudioProcessing(...,...) could just return
null and applications would anyways be handling such cases, isn't it?
The
Hey Ubuntu, the reason the API isn't bundled is because the API makes
callbacks to the underlying Dolby Tech built into supported Devices. The
Dolby Service is definitely in Amazon Devices, but also many other OEMS.
We're working to get ALL OEM partners to adopt the Dolby Solution
(including
These new APIs seem to be fun to try but is there any reason as to why
the plug-in service is not distributed through play store just like google
play services?
Based on what i read, any updates, bug fixes in the plug-in service would
be restricted by the OEM like amazon in this case, isn't
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