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Inconsistent Visualizer behavior on Cyanogenmod as opposed to Android stock #37

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resttime opened this issue Aug 9, 2013 · 5 comments

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@resttime
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resttime commented Aug 9, 2013

Audio data gets affected by the volume when using Cyanogenmod even when programmed not to be.

Made bug reports:
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Probably won't be resolved for over 2 years so possible solution is to ditch the Android SDK's Visualizer class. Will have to grab audio data directly from the mediaplayer itself to use. Probably will have to implement own FFT algorithm for the data too.

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Grabbing from the mediaplayer doesn't seem feasible...

Might require an extremely roundabout method.
Download/stream audio data into a buffer, analyze the data, and then send the buffer to the Media Player to play.

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Why does this bug still exist ;_;

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Guy-kun commented Dec 26, 2013

The bigger question is why does it matter? CM team have better things to do (like grabbing sponsor money and adding bloat)

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shizmob commented Dec 26, 2013

Bloat is a buzzword.
On 26 Dec 2013, at 13:43, Guy [email protected] wrote:

The bigger question is why does it matter? CM team have better things to do (like grabbing sponsor money and adding bloat)


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Guy-kun commented Dec 26, 2013

Buzzword is a buzzword. CM is bloated

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