Demonstration of using the MediaRecorder class to start and stop audio recording, saving the file to an SD card and using the MediaPlayer to play and stop pl…
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Demonstration of using the MediaRecorder class to start and stop audio recording, saving the file to an SD card and using the MediaPlayer to play and stop pl…
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Thanks for the tutorial very nicely done ^O^
How come the button won’t stay down like yours?
I think you should go in more detail about the “Button Tapped” Method and
why you cannot use “onClick”
hi, why i am getting an error on MediaPlayer? he asking me to create a new
class? any solution?
Awesome. Thank you very much for this tutorial
Hie there… You are a truely great teacher. Please keep making more
videos.
These tutorials are very helpful, thanks so much!
how about giving an example of audio recording using AudioRecord class
because everbody is telling it is little bit complex than mediarecorder
class.i had already tried the mediarecorder class
Keep it up 🙂
Hi, Profgustin. I’m a student from Vietnam. I have the project, which
related to Audio Recorder and Media Player. My project is for Education and
Social. I’m writing software for blind people. I got stuck. I want Media
player to stop automatically when Player reads in the end of existing audio
stream, but I don’t know how to do that. If you have any idea, could you
create a Toturial like this? Thank in advance. Thomas Le.
hi great video but am getting an error running it Unhandled event loop
exception ??
Can you think of any reason that I get a java.io.IOException: Prepare
Failed ?
you are great! your videos are very usefull, keep them coming! thx a lot