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We develop mobile voip software. In this regard, I tried to approach Android developers for a number of times (through their dev forum, as well as through some
by ruslan 18y ago
We develop mobile voip software. In this regard, I tried to approach Android developers for a number of times (through their dev forum, as well as through some guys close to Google) to publish API for adding audio codecs and full-duplex audio (to let us develop these missing parts). Although my requests were seconded by many other ppl, no any response followed. Android is closed proprietary stuff. Dixi.
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- blasdel 18y agoI was astonished at how awful the Android audio libraries are -- no direct access to the mic, no real mixing, can't alter playback rate, can't have more than 10? player objects instantiated at a time, etc. It's a really constrained sandbox.
- jamesbritt 18y agoIsn't the complete Android source code freely available? http://source.android.com/download http://source.android.com/download