Step #1: Use lowercase http in URLs.
Step #2: Don't use an emulator, use hardware.
Step #3: Make sure the extension matches the actual file format.
Step #4: Use LogCat (via DDMS or adb logcat) to look at any warnings
that might be emitted by the multimedia subsystem.
On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 9:25
I did what you said. Instead of a file for the local path, replaced it with
HTTP://.../test.3gp .. =
URI uri = Uri.parse("HTTP://./test.3gp"); the file format i used was
.3gp? Ignore the . I had a real domain name in there.
mMediaPlayer.setDataSource(this,
On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 8:24 PM, Scott Deutsch wrote:
> First question is. is it better to store the apps video as a resource on the
> phone?
I've heard of a lot of people having problems playing videos stored as
resources. I haven't tried it myself, since IMHO shipping videos in
the APK is just p
Hello Group,
First question is. is it better to store the apps video as a resource on the
phone? If yes, what format would you recommend. Or, would it be better to
store the videos on a web server and stream the videos to the app when
requested.
My app is going to have lots of video's eventual
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