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   • android.util.Pair example in Android

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     Answered Oct 26, 2016 · 3 votes

     F and S are the type. In your case is Double.

     Pair<Double, Double> p = Pair.create(F, S);-

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   • example of AlwaysOnHotwordDetector in Android

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     Answered Dec 22, 2014 · 39 votes

     Unless I have a huge blind spot, I don't think third-party applications can make use of this API. Its strange that AlwaysOnHotwordDetector (and related classes VoiceInteractionService etc.) have been granted public access.

     If you are building a privileged app, look through these test projects from AOSP:

     • Voice Interaction - Basic AlwaysOnHotwordDetector usage/implementation http://androidxref.com/5.0.0_r2/xref/frameworks/base/tests/VoiceInteraction/
     • Voice Enrollment - http://androidxref.com/5.0.0_r2/xref/frameworks/base/tests/VoiceEnrollment/

     While trying to make this work, I came upon this:

     AlwaysOnHotwordDetector's constructor:

     /** * @param text The keyphrase text to get the detector for. * @param locale The java locale for the detector. * @param callback A non-null Callback for receiving the recognition events. * @param voiceInteractionService The current voice interaction service. * @param modelManagementService A service that allows management of sound models. * * @hide */public AlwaysOnHotwordDetector(String text, Locale locale, Callback callback, KeyphraseEnrollmentInfo keyphraseEnrollmentInfo, IVoiceInteractionService voiceInteractionService, IVoiceInteractionManagerService modelManagementService) { mText = text; mLocale = locale; mKeyphraseEnrollmentInfo = keyphraseEnrollmentInfo; mKeyphraseMetadata = mKeyphraseEnrollmentInfo.getKeyphraseMetadata(text, locale); mExternalCallback = callback; mHandler = new MyHandler(); mInternalCallback = new SoundTriggerListener(mHandler); mVoiceInteractionService = voiceInteractionService; mModelManagementService = modelManagementService; new RefreshAvailabiltyTask().execute();}-

     The statement of interest here is:

     mKeyphraseMetadata = mKeyphraseEnrollmentInfo.getKeyphraseMetadata(text, locale);-

     What does KeyphraseEnrollmentInfo#getKeyphraseMetadata(String, Locale) do?

     /** * Gets the {@link KeyphraseMetadata} for the given keyphrase and locale, null if any metadata * isn't available for the given combination. * * @param keyphrase The keyphrase that the user needs to be enrolled to. * @param locale The locale for which the enrollment needs to be performed. * This is a Java locale, for example "en_US". * @return The metadata, if the enrollment client supports the given keyphrase * and locale, null otherwise. */public KeyphraseMetadata getKeyphraseMetadata(String keyphrase, Locale locale) { if (mKeyphrases == null || mKeyphrases.length == 0) { Slog.w(TAG, "Enrollment application doesn't support keyphrases"); return null; } for (KeyphraseMetadata keyphraseMetadata : mKeyphrases) { // Check if the given keyphrase is supported in the locale provided by // the enrollment application. if (keyphraseMetadata.supportsPhrase(keyphrase) && keyphraseMetadata.supportsLocale(locale)) { return keyphraseMetadata; } } Slog.w(TAG, "Enrollment application doesn't support the given keyphrase/locale"); return null;}-

     At this point, my example project kept telling me: Enrollment application doesn't support keyphrases. So, digging a bit further - to support keyphrases, we need to provide additional meta-data:

     // Taken from class KeyphraseEnrollmentInfo/** * Name under which a Hotword enrollment component publishes information about itself. * This meta-data should reference an XML resource containing a * <code>&lt;{@link * android.R.styleable#VoiceEnrollmentApplication * voice-enrollment-application}&gt;</code> tag. */private static final String VOICE_KEYPHRASE_META_DATA = "android.voice_enrollment";-

     Additionally, we will need the android.permission.MANAGE_VOICE_KEYPHRASES permission. This is where the example project gets stuck:

     <!-- Must be required by hotword enrollment application, to ensure that only the system can interact with it. @hide <p>Not for use by third-party applications.</p> --><permission android:name="android.permission.MANAGE_VOICE_KEYPHRASES" android:label="@string/permlab_manageVoiceKeyphrases" android:description="@string/permdesc_manageVoiceKeyphrases" android:protectionLevel="signature|system" />-

     The permission required to support hotword detection is not available to third-party applications. I still can't figure out why package android.service.voice package has public access. Perhaps I am missing something here.

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   • Example of OOP concepts in Android

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     Answered Apr 16, 2012 · 1 votes

     There is no difference at all in coding style, but since you are coding for a mobile device which tends to have low memory, small screen etc, you have to take special care while allocating memory and other resources....

     For a definitive guide, do's and dont's refer to this.

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   • Example of DataStore Android in Java

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     Answered May 07, 2021 · 1 votes

     As I saw there no example present in java for dataStore so what you can do just go through this codelab which is in kotlin mean to follow the step but use java instead of kotlin, I hope this will help you.

     DataStore Example: https://developer.android.com/codelabs/android-preferences-datastore#7

     Use above link to learn dataStore and use below to convert kotlin code of data Store in java by using RxJava

     java link: https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/architecture/datastore?gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=Cj0KCQjwp86EBhD7ARIsAFkgakg-4Xc0UsX_xgNZmeSeNdZfTuoMoZ4JPUuZUyJq7dUOAV_JSY029GoaAgCHEALw_wcB#preferences-create

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   • Example of POST request in Android studio

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     Answered Mar 09, 2016 · 0 votes

     Use Volley as defined here. It's far more easier.

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2. stackoverflow.com › questions › 44222923How to build a media item? android - Stack Overflow

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   May 28, 2017 · The MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem basically can have MediaId, Title, Subtitle, Description, IconBitmap, IconUri, Bundle. In my case I needed the song's duration so thats why I added as an extra in a bundle. You can add more extras like composer, year, track number, etc.

   Code sample

   MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem songList =

     new MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem(desc,

     MediaBrowserCompat.MediaItem.FLAG_PLAYABLE);

   mediaItems.add(songList);...

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3. developer.android.com › media › platformMediaPlayer overview | Android media | Android Developers

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   Jan 5, 2024 · The Android multimedia framework includes support for playing variety of common media types, so that you can easily integrate audio, video and images into your applications.

4. developer.android.com › media › samplesSamples | Media Developer Center | Android media | Android ...

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   Android Media samples. A selection of code samples for you to use to accelerate your app development. Browse samples to learn how to build different components for your apps.

5. github.com › android › media-samplesGitHub - android/media-samples: Multiple samples showing the ...

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   Android Media Samples Repository. This repository contains a set of individual Android Studio projects to help you get started writing/understanding Android Media (audio, video, etc.).

   Name	Name
   .github	.github
   BasicMediaDecoder	BasicMediaDecoder
   BasicMediaRouter	BasicMediaRouter
   MediaRecorder	MediaRecorder

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6. developer.android.com › media3 › exoplayerPlaylists | Android media | Android Developers

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   Feb 9, 2024 · The playlist API is defined by the Player interface, which is implemented by all ExoPlayer implementations. Playlists enable sequential playback of multiple media items. The following example shows how to start playback of a playlist containing two videos: // Build the media items. // Add the media items to be played.

7. medium.com › @vvnasina › sample-media-player-withSample Media player with Android x Media3 library — 2024 ...

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   Jan 3, 2024 · Vishnu Vardhan Nasina. ·. Follow. 2 min read. ·. Jan 3, 2024. 2. Photo by Kenny Eliason on Unsplash. As we know, the Exoplayer has been deprecated and it is going to be replaced by the Android X...

8. source.android.com › docs › coreMedia | Android Open Source Project

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   Apr 29, 2024 · Media applications interact with the Android native multimedia framework according to the following architecture. Figure 1. Media architecture. Application Framework. At the application framework level is application code that utilizes android.media APIs to interact with the multimedia hardware. Binder IPC.