So, should we start writing code for the MediaPlayer? No, a big no. These are some of the operations that can be performed by using the MediaPlayer APIs. You can deallocate the memory and resources used by the media player by using the You can get the current position of playback by using the You can find the length of a particular song(in ms) by using the You can directly skip to a particular position(in ms) in a media file by using the
This method is used when we want to stop playback and then prepare another playback for playing. Similarly, you can pause the playing media file by using the Methods used for doing this areĪfter loading the media file, you can start playing the media file by using the To play a media file, you need to first prepare it i.e. So, by using MediaPlayer APIs, you can play audio/video files from your Android filesystem or play files from your Application's resource file or even you can stream audio/video files just like Spotify.įollowing are the operations that can be performed using MediaPlayer: To play audio or video files in Android, the Android multimedia framework includes the support of MediaPlayer APIs. Here is what you will be learning in this blog:
ANDROID MEDIA PLAYER TUTORIAL HOW TO
In this blog, you will learn how to play an audio file in Android using For example, you can use ExoPlayer or MediaPlayer to Play Audio Files in Android applications. There are various ways of adding Audio Files in Android applications. In this blog, we will learn how to play an audio file in Android.
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