Cross Reference: /frameworks/av/media/libmedia/AudioTrack.cpp

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153     // When called from createTrack, speed is 1.0f (normal speed).
271         ALOGV("~AudioTrack, releasing session id %d from %d on behalf of %d",
378     // these below should probably come from the audioFlinger too...
594         // the counters are realistic (i.e. start from zero after this time).
835 // FIXME use Proxy return channel to update the rate from server and avoid polling here
1410             "session ID changed from %d to %d", originalSessionId, mSessionId);
1484                 ALOGW("Client adjusted notificationFrames from %u to %zu for frameCount %zu",
1619         // keep them from going away if another thread re-creates the track during obtainBuffer()
1666         // FIXME starts the requested timeout and elapsed over from scratch
1813             // are notified because they have been cleared from mCblk->mFlags above.
1887         // since loopCount from server side will always return -1 (we could decrement it).
1992     // If > 0, poll periodically to recover from a stuck server.  A good value is 2.
2017     // Timing for linear pcm audio data formats can be derived directly from the
2019     // Timing for compressed data is not directly available from the buffer fill level,
2020     // rather indirectly from waiting for blocking mode callbacks or waiting for obtain()
2170 status_t AudioTrack::restoreTrack_l(const char *from)
2172     ALOGW("dead IAudioTrack, %s, creating a new one from %s()",
2173           isOffloadedOrDirect_l() ? "Offloaded or Direct" : "PCM", from);
2206         // For streaming tracks, this is the amount we obtained from the user/client
2211         // Continue playback from last known position and restore loop.
2304     LOG_ALWAYS_FATAL_IF(status != OK, "status %d not allowed from proxy getTimestamp", status);
2364         // read timestamp from shared memory
2372                 // It is possible that the best location has moved from the kernel to the server.
2373                 // In this case we adjust the position from the previous computed latency.
2376                             "getTimestamp() location moved from kernel to server");
2400                             "getTimestamp() location moved from server to kernel");
2489         // Convert timestamp position from server time base to client time base.
2513                 // FIXME Consider blocking this from propagating upwards.