Have you tried with openFileInput/openFileOutput to read/write files
instead of using the File class?
Regards.
Massimo
Il 04/gen/2016 09:34, "Larry Larry"
ha scritto:
> Ok, this is ridiculous:
>
> SELinux basically gives NO READ ACCESS AT ALL to the app's
Before Android M I always used the WiFi Mac Address. This also covers
devices with no gsm radio that don't have IMEI.
Unfortunately this is no more available from Android M and afterwards.
In general it's not recommanded to use a device id that doesn't change
after factory resets. The official
>From my experience you should first try with 44100 and use 48000 or 22050
just as fallback.
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Il 23/dic/2015 18:53, "Robert Scott" ha scritto:
> I first call *AudioRecord.getMinBufferSize(22050...* If this returns an
> error (<1) then I call
I've been working with android audio recording for a while.
As far as I know the only guaranteed supported recording sample rate is
44100Hz which means up to 22KHz of bandwidth.
This should be a "real" sampling rate, no upsampling on most devices.
Did you try to set AudioRecord with 44.100Hz as
I had a different issue with the HttpClient lib included into the Android
sdk.
I solved using an external and newer HttpClient library in my project.
Maybe it worth a try: http://code.google.com/p/httpclientandroidlib/
Regards
Massimo
Il 10/ago/2014 07:23 Gaurav Vaish gaurav.va...@gmail.com ha
I don't think Android comes with a specific API for this purpose.
You can try using an open source third party library like this:
http://code.google.com/p/doubango/
Best Regards.
Massimo
Il 07/apr/2014 07:04 Guru Prasad r.gurupra...@globaledgesoft.com ha
scritto:
Bo zhaobopku at gmail.com
There are many open source VoIP client out there that you can look at. You
can google for imsdroid or csipsimple, for example.
The main idea is to implement a service that runs even when your app is in
background and listens to VoIP events (like incoming calls). Then the
service launches an
Hi,
same issue here. It seems like froyo branch is not yet present in the
manifests.
Is there any chance to get it back?
Thanks in advance.
Pizza67
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