When removing an entry in the audio focus stack, don't wait for
this object's finalizer to unlink to the death of the associated
client, and unlink right away.
The FocusStackEntry.unlinkToDeath() method is made safe to call
by catching the exception it can throw inside its body.
Change-Id: Id347a933d72dcb41531adff2854fb00277032cc9
Whenever a remote control stack entry is GC'd or removed from
the stack, unlink its death handler.
Change-Id: Ia4ed6667351849fd388272591e24ffc16959beaf
-add videoeditor maximum prefetch YUV frames in media_profiles.xml to limit the total memory usage.
Change-Id: I41ffbc192fcce4c7635e5b0a1f2835852e5ee509
The AudioFocus death handler was correctly updating the audio
focus stack when an audio focus client dies, but the death handler
was leaking GREF if unlinkToDeath() is not called.
The fix consists in making sure unlinkToDeath() is always called
by calling it in its finalizer.
Change-Id: I0c5343b4986ab582cadbf171fc53816952dc16f5
Visualizer capture buffer must be reset if audio framework has stopped
calling process for a given period of time to get read of residual
data from previous captures.
Issue 5571920.
Change-Id: I6e73f971bb812cdbb2979a3b5e763abab07634eb
Do not enter silent mode when ALARM stream volume is changed
to 0 by volume down key: Only RING, NOTIFICATION and MUSIC
streams control silent mode.
Report correct volume (0) for NOTIFICATION stream when silent mode
is entered by changing NOTIFICATION stream volume to 0 with
volume down key.
Change-Id: I3e0816dfae40bc127cc30cca02cdca6ec19e30a4
Before calling NewStringUTF, check that the metadata value is actually
valid utf-8, and replace the offending characters with "?" if it is not.
b/5534491
Change-Id: I43de4307e739ae0b7d4177937ed33aa1dfb90d98
Remove automated tests checking that audio effects are actually processing
the signal based on visualizer captures.
This method is too unreliable when used to measure energy at given frequencies and
often gives false negatives.
Issue 5542879.
Change-Id: Ib31158fd84ff9edc85712ec03c0c9957370c8f84
When an effect is disabled, the process function should either
copy or accumulate the content of the input buffer to the output buffer
depending on the behavior requested by the framework.
Current implementation is copying the input buffer unconditionally.
Related to issue 5433942.
Change-Id: Ic488ca97eadcc4c763de570d7e6c6f5b7a979415
The virtualizer and bass boost effects should be disabled when
not playing throught headsets or headphones.
There is a bug in current wrapper implementation that makes that those
effects are not disabled if the effect is enabled by the user after
the headset has been removed (current logic only works if the device selection
occurs while the effect is enabled).
Change-Id: I7c66b15a0339d95fb9ed13c8320d66379725d3b6
The latest change in silent/vibrate mode selection via volume keys
was such that ringtone volume was not showing 0 when entering vibrate mode
by continuous press on vol down.
Issue 5530217.
Change-Id: I9ba817648e5dca40e0d19f5f606d7763ae61b1c6
