this is used in a few places to get access to the android.view.Surface
native surface. use a macro instead. Also rename the field to mNativeSurface.
Change-Id: I1c6dea14abd6b8b1392c7f97b304115999355094
This currently assumes 44k stereo (won't crash on other formats, but won't give the correct results either), and links statically with libspeex to get FFT data, increasing the size of libmedia by about 45kb.
IMediaPlayer.h
Added a getMetadata method that mirrors the on in MediaPlayer.java.
MediaPlayer.java
Added a native method to get the metadata from the native player.
Parse the parcel into a Metadata object.
Metadata.java
Added a stub to parse the Parcel returned by the native player into
a set of metadata.
android_media_MediaPlayer.cpp
JNI call to forward the getMetadata call.
MediaPlayerService.cpp
MediaPlayerService::Client implements the new getMetadata method added in IMediaPlayer.h
IMediaPlayer:
new setMetadataFilter method so set a filter (2 lists of allowed and blocked metadata type)
serialized in a Parcel.
MediaPlayer.java/android_media_MediaPlayer.cpp/mediaplayer.cpp
new setMetadataFilter that passes the filter down to the MediaPlayerService's binder interface.
MediaPlayerService.cpp
The Client inner class holds the allowed and blocked metadata types.
These are in 2 vectors that get populated in the setMetadataFilter.
A new shourldDropMetadata method returns true if a type of metadata should be dropped according
to the filters.
The notify method in run the metadata update notifications thru the filter and possibly drop them.
MediaPlayer.java has 3 new methods:
* newRequest creates a Parcel that can be used to send data to the
native player using invoke.
* invoke issues synchronous calls to the native player using opaque
parcels for the request and reply.
IMediaPlayer.h has 1 new abstract method:
* invoke
The Midi and Vorbis players have a stub for these. So far only PV
makes use of that new feature.
To avoid any copy overhead, the JNI interface uses Parcel as a java
object (no serialization/copy happens at the JNI layer).
The remote interface token is inserted when the Parcel is constructed
in java. That way the parcel is already routable when it reaches
IMediaPlayer.cpp (proxy). No extra copy is needed there.
passing a null surface. The API is now enabled to change the surface while
the video is playing. This could allow orientation changes during playback
or to allow the audio track from a video to play in the background.
NOTE: There are still changes required to pmem driver to allow remapping
shared physical memory into a process in order for this to work. This
change only enables the API to send the appropriate calls when the lower
level code supports it.
