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[jira] [Created] (CB-3800) Media release attempts to rename
tmprecording.3gp and fails
Ron Meske created CB-3800:
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Summary: Media release attempts to rename tmprecording.3gp and fails
Key: CB-3800
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-3800
Project: Apache Cordova
Issue Type: Bug
Components: Plugin Media
Affects Versions: 2.8.0
Environment: Android 4.1.2
Reporter: Ron Meske
Assignee: Steve Gill
Priority: Minor
I am working with the Media API to create a simple audio recorder and everything is working, except when debugging I am seeing an error message when increasing my media object.
I am not sure if this is a bug, intended, or something in my code that causes the issue.
The code in question is one of two blocks both of which trigger the error:
myRecmedia.stopRecord();
myRecmedia.release();
or
mymedia.stop();
mymedia.release();
I separated the recording and playback into separate objects and call release to handle issues with crashing when calling play several times.
When either myRecmedia.stopRecord() or mymedia.stop() is executed I see in the log that AudioPlayer generates a message "renaming /storage/sdcard/tmprecording.3gp to filename", where filename matches the filename I had passed when creating the media object. This seems to work fine.
Then when myRecmedia.release() or mymedia.release() is executed I see in the log that AudioPlayer generates a message "FAILED renaming /storage.sdcard/tmprecording.3gp to filename"
Is .release() suppose to trigger the AudioPlayer to rename the file?
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