Thanks Dianne for the heads up. Do you know if there are plans to
expose an intent to play a video directly instead of having to
redirect through the browser? Having the browser intercept my VIEW
intent on a video/mp4 MIME type, just to turn around and launch the
video player seems kind of
Sorry I don't know much about the media stuff in android.
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 5:32 AM, wusch jwu...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks Dianne for the heads up. Do you know if there are plans to
expose an intent to play a video directly instead of having to
redirect through the browser? Having the
Yeah, I used that mechanism at first, but what ends up happening is
the Intent gets processed by the web browser which then opens the
movie. When the video is done playing, an empty browser window is
left open that the user has to back button through. It is a crappy
user experience.
I guess I
Yeah, I used that mechanism at first, but what ends up happening is
the Intent gets processed by the web browser which then opens the
movie.
Really? The very class you were trying to reach has an intent-filter on
the video/mp4 MIME type, according to the Android source code. If you
tried it a
Weird, I don't see any intent-filter on that class, I was looking
here:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?p=platform/packages/apps/Camera.git;a=blob;f=AndroidManifest.xml;h=efbaa3dce34327125b257b57ff46379851433fba;hb=HEAD
at the Manifest file, maybe I am looking in the wrong place for the
Wow, in comparing Google Code search and the Git Repos, looks like the
Google Code search has newer source. Those Google Labs guys are so
much more on the ball!!
Correct me if I am wrong, but shouldn't this projects
AndroidManifest.xml be documenting that accessing this class needs
permission?
Wow, in comparing Google Code search and the Git Repos, looks like the
Google Code search has newer source. Those Google Labs guys are so
much more on the ball!!
Yeah, but that hardly seems possible. If they aren't indexing the HEAD of
the associated git repo, where are they pulling it from?
In looking at my exception some more, it almost looks like a Null
Pointer error on their part.
12-06 11:12:24.869: WARN/ActivityManager(52): Permission Denial:
starting Intent { act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=http://
videos.captureacard.com/video/CaptureACardTraining-Intro.mp4
requires null means that there is no permission, but that particular
component is not exported from the .apk, so -nobody- else can use it.
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 10:00 AM, wusch jwu...@gmail.com wrote:
In looking at my exception some more, it almost looks like a Null
Pointer error on their
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