Use Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory().
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So you don't want the file to permanently rest on the SD card? I haven't
looked into that yet, sorry. Actually I haven't even looked at what the path
needs to be for me to be able to read from the SD card so if you know the
answer to that, it would be appreciated.
2009/8/13 Ankit Shah
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Thanks chinchin.
I would like to to store audio file (wav file) in SD Card programmatic
(at runtime).
In my application when user clicks on "Download" button it will
downloads audio file and should stores in SD Card. Right now able to
download audio file from server and also able to store in fil
Hi,
To put song on the sd card you need to use the adb tool in the android
sdk tools folder. Place the sound file in the same directory as the
adb.exe file. Load up your android virtual device. You can test
connectivity between the adb.exe and the virtual dev by typing:
adb devices
This will produ
Thanks David, thanks for reply.
In this application "wav" file (i.e audio file) comes from server. I
am successfully able to download this file and also able to store in
files directory folder (i.e "/data/data/com.myapp/files/a.wav").
I am not able to store in "res directory" because it comes fr
Could you store the wav on the SD Card and play it? or use an @id to
play it and store it in the res directory? might make it a bit easier?
never tried anything like this but i presume it would work and would
remove the need for a filepath to it?
David
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