TimeShiftPositionCallback
abstract class TimeShiftPositionCallback
kotlin.Any | |
↳ | android.media.tv.TvView.TimeShiftPositionCallback |
Callback used to receive time shift position changes.
Summary
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Public methods | |
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open Unit |
onTimeShiftCurrentPositionChanged(inputId: String!, timeMs: Long) This is called when the current position for time shifting has changed. |
open Unit |
onTimeShiftStartPositionChanged(inputId: String!, timeMs: Long) This is called when the start position for time shifting has changed. |
Public constructors
TimeShiftPositionCallback
TimeShiftPositionCallback()
Public methods
onTimeShiftCurrentPositionChanged
open fun onTimeShiftCurrentPositionChanged(
inputId: String!,
timeMs: Long
): Unit
This is called when the current position for time shifting has changed.
The current position for time shifting is the same as the current position of playback. During playback, the current position changes continuously. When paused, it does not change.
Note that timeMs
is wall-clock time.
Parameters | |
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inputId |
String!: The ID of the TV input bound to this view. |
timeMs |
Long: The current position for time shifting, in milliseconds since the epoch. |
onTimeShiftStartPositionChanged
open fun onTimeShiftStartPositionChanged(
inputId: String!,
timeMs: Long
): Unit
This is called when the start position for time shifting has changed.
The start position for time shifting indicates the earliest possible time the user can seek to. Initially this is equivalent to the time when the underlying TV input starts recording. Later it may be adjusted because there is insufficient space or the duration of recording is limited. The application must not allow the user to seek to a position earlier than the start position.
For playback of a recorded program initiated by timeShiftPlay(java.lang.String,android.net.Uri)
, the start position is the time when playback starts. It does not change.
Parameters | |
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inputId |
String!: The ID of the TV input bound to this view. |
timeMs |
Long: The start position for time shifting, in milliseconds since the epoch. |