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Android Multimedia Framework Notes

The document outlines the architecture of the Android Multimedia Framework, detailing its components from the Java Layer, which includes MediaPlayer and MediaRecorder, to the Native C Libraries that handle low-level processing. It describes the Media Server's role in coordinating multimedia tasks and ensuring secure access to hardware resources. Additionally, it highlights the PV Components and internal interfaces that facilitate communication within the framework.

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Android Multimedia Framework Notes

The document outlines the architecture of the Android Multimedia Framework, detailing its components from the Java Layer, which includes MediaPlayer and MediaRecorder, to the Native C Libraries that handle low-level processing. It describes the Media Server's role in coordinating multimedia tasks and ensuring secure access to hardware resources. Additionally, it highlights the PV Components and internal interfaces that facilitate communication within the framework.

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Android Multimedia Framework Architecture - Simplified Notes

1. Java Layer (Application Level)

- MediaPlayer - Used to play audio/video.

- MediaRecorder - Used to record audio/video.

- These classes are part of the Android SDK and used directly by developers.

2. Media JNI (Java Native Interface)

- Acts as a bridge between Java code and native C/C++ libraries.

- Translates Java calls into native calls for performance.

3. Native C Libraries

- Handle low-level processing like:

* Media encoding/decoding

* Format handling

* Codec implementation

4. Media Server (System Service)

- Coordinates multimedia tasks.

- Ensures secure and efficient access to hardware resources.

- Interfaces with media components like PV modules.

5. PV Components (OpenCORE-Based)

- PV Player - Handles media playback.

- PV Author - Handles media recording (authoring).

- These are native components that work behind the scenes.


6. IMediaPlayer & IMediaRecorder

- Internal interfaces between Media Framework and Media Server.

- Allow asynchronous and inter-process communication.

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