felixpalmer / android-visualizer

Takes the input from the Android MediaPlayer and displays visualizations, like in iTunes or WinAmp
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Link mediaplayer in background service? #10

Open vankhoadesign opened 10 years ago

vankhoadesign commented 10 years ago

I has app, I want to use visualizer, But mediaplayer in service, I can't link it with visualize on activity? Please help me. THanks pro.

longtaoge commented 10 years ago

Sorry. I don't know. But your project is very good

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主题: [android-visualizer] Link mediaplayer in background service? (#10)

I has app, I want to use visualizer, But mediaplayer in service, I can't link it with visualize on activity? Please help me. THanks pro.

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impex93 commented 9 years ago

Try to pass the reference of the VisualizerView at the service and execute the ".link()" there, it worked nice for me.

opnchaudhary commented 8 years ago

Can you please describe how we can pass the VisualizerView reference to the service? I tried sending it as parcelable and serilizable in a bundle from the activity to the service. But unfortunately VisualizerView cannot be cast to either of them.

impex93 commented 8 years ago

I know that this is a bit dirty bit you could write a method that return the instance of the VisualizerView and then call it from the service, let me know!

Il giorno 04 dic 2015, alle ore 09:20, Paras Nath Chaudhary notifications@github.com ha scritto:

Can you please describe how we can pass the VisualizerView reference to the service? I tried sending it as parcelable and serilizable in a bundle from the activity to the service. But unfortunately VisualizerView cannot be cast to either of them.

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Misiorator21 commented 8 years ago

I had the same issue, I discovered that when I'm referring to VisualizerView in service initialization, every think works as it supposed to. Sorry but I'm just beginning my journey with Android. Maybe this is not the best solution, and I'm pretty sure that there is a better one but it works for me. I'm writing allow application with music player as a service. This solution works perfectly for my.