[moved] Why CBA event interrupt playback?

[zs]

Hi,

I just achieve a playback function on S60 5th, but when I press the "Option" from CBA, the audio playback is stopped. It seems that problem is not reproduced on S60 3rd.

Anyone who can tell me the reason? Thanks!

[wizard_hu_]

Which API do you use?

[zs]

Hi,

I just achieve a playback function on S60 5th, but when I press the "Option" from CBA, the audio playback is stopped. It seems that problem is not reproduced on S60 3rd.

Anyone who can tell me the reason? Thanks!

I have found what is the problem. When we use the S60 5th Emulator, the mouse-click happens with a bee tone. The bee tone interrupts the playback! The this problem can not happen when use hardkey!
But who can tell me how to disable the key tone in Emulator? I have tried to disable it from phone setting, but it dose not help.

Thanks!

[zs]

Which API do you use?

My player model is inherited from "MMdaAudioPlayerCallback". I think the problem is obviously caused by the bee tone happens with the mouse click. If I press softkey "Option" via touch screen using mouse, the playback stop, but if I press "Option" via hardkey, there is no problem since the hardkey dose not cause the bee tone. It seems that the bee tone grabs the audio resource. But I have not tried it on a real device.

Thanks!

[zs]

My player model is inherited from "MMdaAudioPlayerCallback". I think the problem is obviously caused by the bee tone happens with the mouse click. If I press softkey "Option" via touch screen using mouse, the playback stop, but if I press "Option" via hardkey, there is no problem since the hardkey dose not cause the bee tone. It seems that the bee tone grabs the audio resource. But I have not tried it on a real device.

Thanks!

I have worked out the problem. I add "iModel->GetPlayer()->SetPriority(EMdaPriorityMax ,EMdaPriorityPreferenceQuality);" to my code.

[wizard_hu_]

That is fine then. Note that you were actually given a notification about interruption via MMdaAudioPlayerCallback::MapcPlayComplete, where you could have tried to continue/re-start playback.

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