The OpenSL ES and Java layers provides only the API, the top
interfaces that are exposed to the application developer. They both
sit on top of AudioTrack, AudioFlinger, and the audio effects
implementation.
If you want to replace an existing audio effect, you can mostly ignore
the OpenSL ES
hello sir.
i m trying to add 3 button on my notification area. and for each
button i have methods that i want to call when button is click. for
this i have add xml file on remoteview but still i m not solving
this.
pls help me out how to achive this? if any other way to do this then
pls share.
Hi Android porters,
I am trying to port ralink wifi rt2870sta.ko into Android v2.1. After
compiling the driver with arm-eabi-gcc, the code size of rt2870sta.ko
came up to 9Mbyte. This is too large. When I compiled using the normal
PC gcc on Ubuntu 10.04, the code size is about 700kbyte.
Is this
Hi,
Can i get a reference RIL so that i can modify it as per my GSM
module?
thanks,
Sunil Jha
On Mar 1, 12:13 am, John Michelau jpit...@gmail.com wrote:
There is support in the Android Framework for CDMA/EVDO, but you will
have to write your own Vendor RIL to let the Android Framework
Hi
I've been reading the several posts about the limitations of Bluetooth
in Android handsets.
My system requires establishing connections with all the devices which
it encounters in the environment (with the same UUID) and also accept
connections from other. In this scenario, each Android
Hello,
Maybe there is misunderstanding for me while reading the code
freerunner/froyo/hardware/ril/vchanneld.c when I port it to my current
device.
static int vch_write_data(struct virtual_channel *vch, char *ptr, int
len)
{
int tmp;
struct phy_device *phy = vch-phy;
tmp
Hi,
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 2:39 AM, Sunil Jha sunil...@imechatronix.com wrote:
Can i get a reference RIL so that i can modify it as per my GSM
module?
The AT reference RIL is included in the AOSP Android repositories. See
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/hardware/ril.git;a=tree
Hi All,
I am bringing up a new board which is based on the Samsung SMDKV210
development kit. The kernel is 2.6.32 and it is Android Froyo. I
have fixed some bootloader issues and modified the kernel to match our
board.
During the boot up, I get to the point where the yaffs system image is
Jacky.S.Mu jackyser...@gmail.com ha scritto:
Hello,
Maybe there is misunderstanding for me while reading the code
freerunner/froyo/hardware/ril/vchanneld.c when I port it to my current
device.
static int vch_write_data(struct virtual_channel *vch, char *ptr, int
len)
{
int tmp;
On 03/01/2011 12:10 PM, Jacky.S.Mu wrote:
Hello,
Maybe there is misunderstanding for me while reading the code
freerunner/froyo/hardware/ril/vchanneld.c when I port it to my current
device.
static int vch_write_data(struct virtual_channel *vch, char *ptr, int
len)
{
int tmp;
Barry,
A quick dumb question..but did you flash the system.img and
userdata.img files to the NAND? Looks like the partitions were
properly mounted..and it's possible that the partitions are indeed
empty..
Regards
-- Ashwin
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 3:46 PM, Barry barr1...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi
On 1 Mar 2011, at 20:46, Barry wrote:
Hi All,
I am bringing up a new board which is based on the Samsung SMDKV210
development kit. The kernel is 2.6.32 and it is Android Froyo. I
have fixed some bootloader issues and modified the kernel to match our
board.
Hi,
Could this be an ARM eabi
I don't think so because I can build using the same tools for the development
kit and it doesn't have an issue. I'm using the
arm-2009q3-67-arm-none-linux-gnueabi-i686-pc-linux-gnu toolchain for both the
development kit and our board.
-Barry
Subject: Re: [android-porting] android fails
I don't mind dumb questions because I'm feeling pretty clueless about this
issue.
Yes, I believe that the system.img has been flashed correctly to the NAND. For
both the development kit and our board, I use the following fastboot commands
to write all the images to NAND through USB. I
Hi All,
Has anyone tried to develop an AAC extractor, and play the .aac file
with the help of AAC Decoder.
I have created the AAC Extractor and sending the data to decode, but
the output to AudioPlayer is all 0's.
I am not able to find where it is getting messed up.
Can someone help me with
Thank you for the inputs
I have a few more queries
(a)So is it that to add custom effects we dont need to go via OpenSL ?
(b)From the below given link
On Mar 1, 9:35 pm, Glenn Kasten gkas...@android.com wrote:
The OpenSL ES and Java layers provides only the API, the top
interfaces that are
Thank you for the inputs
I still have a few more queries
(a) So is it that we do not need to go via OpenSL for a adding a
custom effect. ?
(b) In the link given below
I understand that we can add custom effects by introducing a new
interface in OpenSL . In the OpenSl framework implemented
in
Thank you for the inputs
I still have a few more queries
(a) So is it that we do not need to go via OpenSL for a adding a
custom effect. ?
(b) In the link given below
http://www.khronos.org/message_boards/viewtopic.php?f=33t=3612
I understand that we can add custom effects by
Thank you for the inputs
I still have a few more queries
(a) So is it that we do not need to go via OpenSL for a adding a
custom effect. ?
(b) In the link given below
http://www.khronos.org/message_boards/viewtopic.php?f=33t=3612
I understand that we can add custom effects by introducing a new
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