Android media player seekbar
I have a service that creates, plays and handles a mediaplayer (just audio), yet I have a seekbar in the main activity that I want to, naturally, show the progress of the audio file and allow the user to seek to various positions.
What I'm having a hell of a time figuring out is: what would be the best or proper way to connect the 开发者_Go百科seekbar in the UI to the mediaplayer in the service?
Here is how I would do this:
Bind to service that plays audio. The interface that server returns in
onBind
should havegetCurrentPos()
andgetDuration()
functions.In your Activity's
onCreate
bind to service- In your Activity's
onResume
useHandler
'spostDelayed
function to start updates. - In your Activity's
onPause
stop all callbacks posted viapostDelayed
function. - In runnable that is passed to
postDelayed
runboundService.getCurrentPos()
andboundService.getDuration()
and update the seekbar appropriately.
To summarize, you should use service binding and handler for recurring updates.
- For bound services read "Bound services" documentation (local bounded service should be sufficient in your scenario).
- How to user
Handler
for periodic updates read this question: Repeat a task with a time delay?
Try taking a look at MediaController to see if it's of use to you.
You can also try Otto from Square
You just need to create a class SeekBarSyncEvent.java
, put the parameters you need in there:
- int progress
- int duration
- boolean fromUser
- whatever you need
Then you can initialize the seekbar from the activity by posting an event from the bus with your SeekBarSyncEvent
class in the onPrepared()
method from your service.
Finally create the @Subscribe
method on your activity so it calls to your seekBarUpdate()
method.
This should work fine, nice and easy to maintain.
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