spotify-android | A Spotify clone for Android

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spotify-android is a Java library. spotify-android has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has build file available and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A Spotify Android APP.

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It has 5186 lines of code, 417 functions and 147 files.

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Load a playlist
Fast - bit blur
Blur a single image
Stores an image in the storage
Set up the drawer view
Select a navigation drawer item
Sets the fragment
Returns a new instance ofShowResultsFragment
Called when the view is scrolled
Gets the maximum size of the last visible item in the array
Start activity
Load profile image
Creates and returns the view which is used to show the newly created fragments
Region Override Override
This method is called when the menu is created
Calculates the offsets of a RecyclerView
Modifies the layout of the view
Called when a menu item is selected
On create view
Click a playlist
Display error messages
Invoked when the fragment is created
Returns the view which is created when the fragment is created
Create new view
Create alert dialog
Create view

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Spotify's Android SDK can't play songs with short duration reliably

How to get spotify Player in Android

QUESTION

Spotify's Android SDK can't play songs with short duration reliably

Asked 2018-Feb-26 at 16:57

TL;DR

I am trying to playback songs with a duration less than 10 40 (extremely hard to tell) seconds using the Spotify Android SDK. I am using a button to start playback. When doing so there is no sound most of the time. Spamming the button causes to play sound occasionally (happens hardly ever). PlayerEvent's kSpPlaybackNotifyTrackChanged & kSpPlaybackEventAudioFlush are missing if there is no sound.

Description

I am using Spotify's Android SDK (Docs). I am trying to play songs using playUri(...). Certain songs won't render any sound at all after calling playUri(...) even tho the Player.OperationCallback's onSuccess is reached. In another more complex testing environment, I found out that the Player.AudioDeliveredCallback is not even getting called when this behavior appears. The one thing the non-working tracks have in common is that they are short (duration of fewer than 10 40 (extremely hard to tell) seconds). I am using the Android SDK version spotify-player-24-noconnect-2.20b and debug on devices running Android OS version 4.4.2 & 7.0.

I also listed this as an issue in the Spotify Android SDK which can be found here.

Steps to Reproduce

I am using this as a starting point. I removed all of the authentication related code due to I am simply grabbing the OAuth token by myself using the Web API. As well I ignored the Android package name & SHA1 fingerprint pair that should be provided within the Spotify app due to it seems that this is not even getting checked by the service. The player is getting initialized properly which I can tell because there are songs that play without any problems. Therefore ConnectionStateCallback's onLoggedIn() is getting called after a short period of time. A debug log message confirms the success of the login procedure. After logged in successfully playUri(...) is ready to be used by calling it with a Spotify URI. The following implementations of View.OnClickListener's onClick(...) methods are used for five different Button's that utilize playUri(...) with a working (Button 5) and some non-working (Button 1-4) Spotify URIs.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Feb-26 at 16:57

I actually found a fix for the problem. playUri(...)'s last parameter is an integer which is called "positionInMs" in the docs. When setting it to 1 instead of 0 I don't have any problems at all no matter of the duration of the song to be played.

Technically this seems like the song is getting cut by 1 ms which makes it a pretty dirty fix I think. But practically it isn't noticeable at all and that's why I am cool with it.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48965094

QUESTION

How to get spotify Player in Android

Asked 2017-Dec-27 at 20:50

On Successful Authorization, I am able to play hard coded track, but their is neither any player nor any pause, stop, play buttons there.

I followed this tutorial, and did everything mentioned there.

Now i need to add spotify Player, but i am unable to find out any documentation related to this. I think i need to create the player layout myself, as player sdk provides different buttons callback, but there is nothing like using a predefined layout for player.

This is what i do after successful authorization.

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Dec-20 at 18:32

If you followed that tutorial, which you say you have and it seems to be working if you're able to play a track, then you have a SpotifyPlayer reference. That getPlayer method gives you that.

The SpotifyPlayer isn't a UI component though. Once you have that player (https://spotify.github.io/android-sdk/player/) you would create your own UI, and wire up your buttons and such to the player actions (methods) and events.

Here is an example that might help (not complete or perfect!, not comprehensive, but a quick example from one sample project that might help to get started):

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47903614

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You can use spotify-android like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the spotify-android component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .

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