android.media.MediaPlayer.getFrameAt() is gone on 1.0.
The release notes for 1.0 reads:
Method android.media.MediaPlayer.getFrameAt() is not supported in
this release.
But one thing is not supported and one thing is totally removing it
from the API i.e. making previous build breaks. I guess that is an
explicit way to let developers note that it just doesn't work.
What are the plans on bringing back that API? and in the meantime, was
is the alternative? Is View.getDrawingCache() an alternative? the doc
says that only works if caching is enabled, but can my app force
caching to the current view used by the MediaPlayer?
ceo
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