MediaController


@DoNotMock
class MediaController : Player

Known direct subclasses
MediaBrowser

Browses media content offered by a MediaLibraryService in addition to the functions.


A controller that interacts with a MediaSession, a MediaSessionService hosting a MediaSession, or a MediaLibraryService hosting a . The MediaSession typically resides in a remote process like another app but may be in the same process as this controller. It implements and the player commands are sent to the underlying Player of the connected . It also has session-specific commands that can be handled by .

Topics covered here:

  1. Controller Lifecycle
  2. Threading Model
  3. Package Visibility Filter
  4. Backward Compatibility with legacy media sessions

Controller Lifecycle

When a controller is created with the SessionToken for a MediaSession (i.e. session token type is TYPE_SESSION), the controller will connect to the specific session.

When a controller is created with the SessionToken for a MediaSessionService (i.e. session token type is TYPE_SESSION_SERVICE or TYPE_LIBRARY_SERVICE), the controller binds to the service for connecting to a MediaSession in it. MediaSessionService will provide a session to connect.

When you're done, use releaseFuture or release to clean up resources. This also helps the session service to be destroyed when there's no controller associated with it. Releasing the controller will still deliver all pending commands sent to the session and only unbind from the session service once these commands have been handled, or after a timeout of RELEASE_UNBIND_TIMEOUT_MS.

Threading Model

Methods of this class should be called from the application thread associated with the application looper. Otherwise, IllegalStateException will be thrown. Also, the methods of Player.Listener and Listener will be called from the application thread.

Package Visibility Filter

The app targeting API level 30 or higher must include a <queries> element in their manifest to connect to a service component of another app like MediaSessionService, MediaLibraryService, or androidx.media.MediaBrowserServiceCompat). See the following example and this guide for more information.

<!-- As intent actions -->
<intent>
  <action android:name="androidx.media3.session.MediaSessionService" />
</intent>
<intent>
  <action android:name="androidx.media3.session.MediaLibraryService" />
</intent>
<intent>
  <action android:name="android.media.browse.MediaBrowserService" />
</intent>
<!-- Or, as a package name -->
<package android:name="package_name_of_the_other_app" />

Backward Compatibility with legacy media sessions

In addition to MediaSession, the controller also supports connecting to a legacy media session - android.media.session.MediaSession and android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat.

To request legacy sessions to play media, use one of the setMediaItem methods and set either mediaId, mediaUri or searchQuery. Once the controller is prepared, the controller triggers one of the following methods on android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat.Callback depending on the provided information and the value of getPlayWhenReady:

  • onPrepareFromUri
  • onPlayFromUri
  • onPrepareFromMediaId
  • onPlayFromMediaId
  • onPrepareFromSearch
  • onPlayFromSearch
Other playlist change methods, like addMediaItem or removeMediaItem, trigger the MediaSessionCompat.Callback.onAddQueueItem and MediaSessionCompat.Callback.onRemoveQueueItem callbacks. Check getAvailableCommands to see if playlist modifications are supported by the legacy session.

Summary

Nested types

A builder for MediaController.

A listener for events and incoming commands from MediaSession.

Constants

const String!
@UnstableApi
KEY_MEDIA_NOTIFICATION_CONTROLLER_FLAG = "androidx.media3.session.MediaNotificationManager"

Key to mark the connection hints of the media notification controller.

const Long

The timeout for handling pending commands after calling release.

Public functions

Unit

Registers a listener to receive all events from the player.

Unit
addMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!)

Adds a media item to the end of the playlist.

Unit
addMediaItem(index: Int, mediaItem: MediaItem!)

Adds a media item at the given index of the playlist.

Unit

Adds a list of media items to the end of the playlist.

Unit
addMediaItems(index: Int, mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!)

Adds a list of media items at the given index of the playlist.

Boolean

Returns whether the player can be used to advertise a media session.

Unit

Clears the playlist.

Unit

Clears any Surface, SurfaceHolder, SurfaceView or TextureView currently set on the player.

Unit

Clears the Surface onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed.

Unit

Clears the SurfaceHolder that holds the Surface onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed.

Unit

Clears the SurfaceView onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed.

Unit

Clears the TextureView onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed.

Unit

This function is deprecated.

Use decreaseDeviceVolume instead.

Unit

Decreases the volume of the device.

Looper!

Returns the Looper associated with the application thread that's used to access the player and on which player events are received.

AudioAttributes!

Returns the attributes for audio playback.

Player.Commands!

Returns the player's currently available Commands.

SessionCommands!

Returns the current available session commands from onAvailableSessionCommandsChanged, or EMPTY if it is not connected.

@IntRange(from = 0, to = 100) Int

Returns an estimate of the percentage in the current content or ad up to which data is buffered, or 0 if no estimate is available.

Long

Returns an estimate of the position in the current content or ad up to which data is buffered, in milliseconds.

ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

Returns the command buttons that are supported for the given MediaItem.

SessionToken?

Returns the SessionToken of the connected session, or null if it is not connected.

Long

If #isPlayingAd() returns true}, returns an estimate of the content position in the current content up to which data is buffered, in milliseconds.

Long

If #isPlayingAd() returns true}, returns the duration of the current content in milliseconds, or C#TIME_UNSET if the duration is not known.

Long

If #isPlayingAd() returns true}, returns the content position that will be played once all ads in the ad group have finished playing, in milliseconds.

Int

If isPlayingAd returns true, returns the index of the ad group in the period currently being played.

Int

If isPlayingAd returns true, returns the index of the ad in its ad group.

CueGroup!

Returns the current CueGroup.

Long

Returns the offset of the current playback position from the live edge in milliseconds, or TIME_UNSET if the current MediaItemisn't live or the offset is unknown.

Any?

Returns null.

MediaItem?

Returns the currently playing MediaItem.

Int

Returns the index of the current MediaItem in the timeline, or the prospective index if the current timeline is empty.

Int

Returns the index of the period currently being played.

Long

Returns the playback position in the current content or ad, in milliseconds, or the prospective position in milliseconds if the current timeline is empty.

Timeline!

Returns the current .

Tracks!

Returns the current tracks.

Int

This function is deprecated.

Use getCurrentMediaItemIndex instead.

ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

Returns the custom layout.

DeviceInfo!

Gets the device information.

@IntRange(from = 0) Int

Gets the current volume of the device.

Long

Returns the duration of the current content or ad in milliseconds, or TIME_UNSET if the duration is not known.

Long

Returns the maximum position for which #seekToPrevious() seeks to the previous * , in milliseconds.

ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

Returns the media button preferences.

MediaItem!

Returns the MediaItem at the given index.

Int

Returns the number of media items in the playlist.

MediaMetadata!

Returns the current combined MediaMetadata, or EMPTY if not supported.

Int

Returns the index of the that will be played if * #seekToNextMediaItem() is called, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Int

This function is deprecated.

Use getNextMediaItemIndex instead.

Boolean

Whether playback will proceed when getPlaybackState == STATE_READY.

PlaybackParameters!

Returns the currently active playback parameters.

Int

Returns the current playback state of the player.

Int

Returns the reason why playback is suppressed even though getPlayWhenReady is true, or PLAYBACK_SUPPRESSION_REASON_NONE if playback is not suppressed.

PlaybackException?

Returns the error that caused playback to fail.

MediaMetadata!

Returns the playlist MediaMetadata, as set by setPlaylistMetadata, or EMPTY if not supported.

Int

Returns the index of the that will be played if * #seekToPreviousMediaItem() is called, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Int

This function is deprecated.

Use getPreviousMediaItemIndex instead.

Int

Returns the current RepeatMode used for playback.

Long

Returns the #seekBack() increment.

Long

Returns the #seekForward() increment.

PendingIntent?

Returns an intent for launching UI associated with the session if exists, or null.

Bundle!

Returns the session extras.

Boolean

Returns whether shuffling of media items is enabled.

Size!

Gets the size of the surface on which the video is rendered.

Long

Returns an estimate of the total buffered duration from the current position, in milliseconds.

TrackSelectionParameters!

Returns the parameters constraining the track selection.

VideoSize!

Gets the size of the video.

@FloatRange(from = 0, to = 1) Float

Returns the audio volume, with 0 being silence and 1 being unity gain (signal unchanged).

Boolean

This function is deprecated.

Use hasNextMediaItem instead.

Boolean

Returns whether a next MediaItem exists, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Boolean

This function is deprecated.

Use hasNextMediaItem instead.

Boolean

Returns whether a previous media item exists, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Unit

This function is deprecated.

Use increaseDeviceVolume instead.

Unit

Increases the volume of the device.

Boolean

Returns whether the provided Command is available.

Boolean

Returns whether this controller is connected to a MediaSession or not.

Boolean

Returns whether the current MediaItem is dynamic (may change when the Timeline is updated), or false if the Timeline is empty.

Boolean

Returns whether the current MediaItem is live, or false if the Timeline is empty.

Boolean

Returns whether the current MediaItem is seekable, or false if the is empty.

Boolean

This function is deprecated.

Use isCurrentMediaItemDynamic instead.

Boolean

This function is deprecated.

Use isCurrentMediaItemLive instead.

Boolean

This function is deprecated.

Use isCurrentMediaItemSeekable instead.

Boolean

Gets whether the device is muted or not.

Boolean

Whether the player is currently loading the source.

Boolean

Returns whether the player is playing, i.e. getCurrentPosition is advancing.

Boolean

Returns whether the player is currently playing an ad.

Boolean

Returns whether the SessionCommand.CommandCode is available.

Boolean

Returns whether the SessionCommand is available.

Unit
moveMediaItem(currentIndex: Int, newIndex: Int)

Moves the media item at the current index to the new index.

Unit
moveMediaItems(fromIndex: Int, toIndex: Int, newIndex: Int)

Moves the media item range to the new index.

Unit

This function is deprecated.

Use seekToNextMediaItem instead.

Unit

Pauses playback.

Unit

Resumes playback as soon as getPlaybackState == STATE_READY.

Unit

Prepares the player.

Unit

Releases the connection between MediaController and MediaSession.

java-static Unit
releaseFuture(controllerFuture: Future<MediaController!>!)

Releases the future controller returned by buildAsync.

Unit

Unregister a listener registered through addListener.

Unit

Removes the media item at the given index of the playlist.

Unit
removeMediaItems(fromIndex: Int, toIndex: Int)

Removes a range of media items from the playlist.

Unit
replaceMediaItem(index: Int, mediaItem: MediaItem!)

Replaces the media item at the given index of the playlist.

Unit
replaceMediaItems(
    fromIndex: Int,
    toIndex: Int,
    mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!
)

Replaces the media items at the given range of the playlist.

Unit

Seeks back in the current by #getSeekBackIncrement() milliseconds.

Unit

Seeks forward in the current by #getSeekForwardIncrement() milliseconds.

Unit
seekTo(positionMs: Long)

Seeks to a position specified in milliseconds in the current MediaItem.

Unit
seekTo(mediaItemIndex: Int, positionMs: Long)

Seeks to a position specified in milliseconds in the specified MediaItem.

Unit

Seeks to the default position associated with the current MediaItem.

Unit
seekToDefaultPosition(mediaItemIndex: Int)

Seeks to the default position associated with the specified MediaItem.

Unit

Seeks to a later position in the current or next (if available).

Unit

Seeks to the default position of the next , which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Unit

This function is deprecated.

Use seekToNextMediaItem instead.

Unit

Seeks to an earlier position in the current or previous (if available).

Unit

Seeks to the default position of the previous , which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Unit

This function is deprecated.

Use seekToPreviousMediaItem instead.

ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

Sends a custom command to the session.

ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!
@UnstableApi
sendCustomCommand(
    command: SessionCommand!,
    mediaItem: MediaItem!,
    args: Bundle!
)

Sends a custom command to the session for the given media item.

Unit
setAudioAttributes(
    audioAttributes: AudioAttributes!,
    handleAudioFocus: Boolean
)

Sets the attributes for audio playback, used by the underlying audio track.

Unit

This function is deprecated.

Use setDeviceMuted instead.

Unit

Sets the mute state of the device.

Unit
setDeviceVolume(volume: @IntRange(from = 0) Int)

This function is deprecated.

Use setDeviceVolume instead.

Unit
setDeviceVolume(volume: @IntRange(from = 0) Int, @C.VolumeFlags flags: Int)

Sets the volume of the device with volume flags.

Unit
setMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!)

Clears the playlist, adds the specified MediaItem and resets the position to the default position.

Unit
setMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!, resetPosition: Boolean)

Clears the playlist and adds the specified MediaItem.

Unit
setMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!, startPositionMs: Long)

Clears the playlist and adds the specified MediaItem.

Unit

Clears the playlist, adds the specified media items and resets the position to the default position.

Unit
setMediaItems(
    mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!,
    resetPosition: Boolean
)

Clears the playlist and adds the specified media items.

Unit
setMediaItems(
    mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!,
    startIndex: Int,
    startPositionMs: Long
)

Clears the playlist and adds the specified media items.

Unit
setPlayWhenReady(playWhenReady: Boolean)

Sets whether playback should proceed when getPlaybackState == STATE_READY.

Unit

Attempts to set the playback parameters.

Unit

Changes the rate at which playback occurs.

Unit
setPlaylistMetadata(playlistMetadata: MediaMetadata!)

Sets the playlist MediaMetadata.

ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!
setRating(rating: Rating!)

Requests that the connected MediaSession rates the current media item.

ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!
setRating(mediaId: String!, rating: Rating!)

Requests that the connected MediaSession rates the media.

Unit

Sets the RepeatMode to be used for playback.

Unit
setShuffleModeEnabled(shuffleModeEnabled: Boolean)

Sets whether shuffling of media items is enabled.

Unit

Sets the parameters constraining the track selection.

Unit

Sets the Surface onto which video will be rendered.

Unit

Sets the SurfaceHolder that holds the Surface onto which video will be rendered.

Unit

Sets the SurfaceView onto which video will be rendered.

Unit

Sets the TextureView onto which video will be rendered.

Unit
setVolume(volume: @FloatRange(from = 0, to = 1) Float)

Sets the audio volume, valid values are between 0 (silence) and 1 (unity gain, signal unchanged), inclusive.

Unit

Stops playback without resetting the playlist.

Inherited Constants

From androidx.media3.common.Player
const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_ADJUST_DEVICE_VOLUME_WITH_FLAGS instead.

const Int

Command to increase and decrease the device volume and mute it with volume flags.

const Int

Command to change the media items in the playlist.

const Int

Command to get the player current AudioAttributes.

const Int

Command to get information about the currently playing MediaItem.

const Int

Command to get the device volume and whether it is muted.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_GET_METADATA instead.

const Int

Command to get metadata related to the playlist and current MediaItem.

const Int

Command to get the text that should currently be displayed by the player.

const Int

Command to get the information about the current timeline.

const Int

Command to get details of the current track selection.

const Int

Command to get the player volume.

const Int

Represents an invalid Command.

const Int

Command to start, pause or resume playback.

const Int

Command to prepare the player.

const Int

Command to release the player.

const Int

Command to seek back by a fixed increment inside the current MediaItem.

const Int

Command to seek forward by a fixed increment inside the current MediaItem.

const Int

Command to seek anywhere inside the current MediaItem.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_SEEK_IN_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM instead.

const Int

Command to seek to the default position of the current MediaItem.

const Int

Command to seek anywhere in any MediaItem.

const Int

Command to seek to a later position in the current MediaItem or the default position of the next MediaItem.

const Int

Command to seek to the default position of the next MediaItem.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_SEEK_TO_NEXT_MEDIA_ITEM instead.

const Int

Command to seek to an earlier position in the current MediaItem or the default position of the previous MediaItem.

const Int

Command to seek to the default position of the previous MediaItem.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_SEEK_TO_PREVIOUS_MEDIA_ITEM instead.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_SEEK_TO_MEDIA_ITEM instead.

const Int

Command to set the player's audio attributes.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_SET_DEVICE_VOLUME_WITH_FLAGS instead.

const Int

Command to set the device volume with volume flags.

const Int

Command to set a MediaItem.

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use COMMAND_SET_PLAYLIST_METADATA instead.

const Int

Command to set the playlist metadata.

const Int

Command to set the repeat mode.

const Int

Command to enable shuffling.

const Int

Command to set the playback speed and pitch.

const Int

Command to set the player's track selection parameters.

const Int

Command to set and clear the surface on which to render the video.

const Int

Command to set the player volume.

const Int

Command to stop playback.

const Int

Automatic playback transition from one period in the timeline to the next.

const Int

Discontinuity introduced internally (e.g. by the source).

const Int

Discontinuity caused by the removal of the current period from the Timeline.

const Int

Seek within the current period or to another period.

const Int

Seek adjustment due to being unable to seek to the requested position or because the seek was permitted to be inexact.

const Int

Discontinuity introduced by a skipped silence.

const Int

Discontinuity introduced by a skipped period (for instance a skipped ad).

const Int

getAudioAttributes changed.

const Int

The audio session id was set.

const Int

isCommandAvailable changed for at least one Command.

const Int

getCurrentCues changed.

const Int

getDeviceInfo changed.

const Int

getDeviceVolume changed.

const Int

isLoading ()} changed.

const Int

isPlaying changed.

const Int

getMaxSeekToPreviousPosition changed.

const Int

getCurrentMediaItem changed or the player started repeating the current item.

const Int

getMediaMetadata changed.

const Int

Metadata associated with the current playback time changed.

const Int

getPlaybackParameters changed.

const Int

getPlaybackState changed.

const Int

getPlaybackSuppressionReason changed.

const Int

getPlayerError changed.

const Int

getPlaylistMetadata changed.

const Int

getPlayWhenReady changed.

const Int

A position discontinuity occurred.

const Int

A frame is rendered for the first time since setting the surface, or since the renderer was reset, or since the stream being rendered was changed.

const Int

getRepeatMode changed.

const Int

getSeekBackIncrement changed.

const Int

getSeekForwardIncrement changed.

const Int

getShuffleModeEnabled changed.

const Int

Skipping silences in the audio stream is enabled or disabled.

const Int

The size of the surface onto which the video is being rendered changed.

const Int

getCurrentTimeline changed.

const Int

getCurrentTracks changed.

const Int

getTrackSelectionParameters changed.

const Int

getVideoSize changed.

const Int

getVolume changed.

const Int

Playback has automatically transitioned to the next media item.

const Int

The current media item has changed because of a change in the playlist.

const Int

The media item has been repeated.

const Int

A seek to another media item has occurred.

const Int

Playback is not suppressed.

const Int

Playback is suppressed due to transient audio focus loss.

const Int

Playback is suppressed due to attempt to play on an unsuitable audio output (e.g. attempt to play on built-in speaker on a Wear OS device).

const Int

This property is deprecated.

Use PLAYBACK_SUPPRESSION_REASON_UNSUITABLE_AUDIO_OUTPUT instead.

const Int

Playback has been paused to avoid becoming noisy.

const Int

Playback has been paused because of a loss of audio focus.

const Int

Playback has been paused at the end of a media item.

const Int

Playback has been started or paused because of a remote change.

const Int

Playback has been paused because playback has been suppressed too long.

const Int

Playback has been started or paused by a call to setPlayWhenReady.

const Int

Repeats the entire timeline infinitely.

const Int

Normal playback without repetition.

const Int

Repeats the currently playing MediaItem infinitely during ongoing playback.

const Int

The player is not able to immediately play the media, but is doing work toward being able to do so.

const Int

The player has finished playing the media.

const Int

The player is idle, meaning it holds only limited resources.

const Int

The player is able to immediately play from its current position.

const Int

Timeline changed as a result of a change of the playlist items or the order of the items.

const Int

Timeline changed as a result of a source update (e.g. result of a dynamic update by the played media).

Constants

KEY_MEDIA_NOTIFICATION_CONTROLLER_FLAG

@UnstableApi
const val KEY_MEDIA_NOTIFICATION_CONTROLLER_FLAG = "androidx.media3.session.MediaNotificationManager": String!

Key to mark the connection hints of the media notification controller.

For a controller to be recognized by the session as the media notification controller, this key needs to be used to set a boolean flag in the connection hints to true. Only an internal controller that has the same package name as the session can be used as a media notification controller.

When using a session within a MediaSessionService or MediaLibraryService, the service connects a media notification controller automatically. Apps can do this for standalone session to configure the platform session in the same way.

RELEASE_UNBIND_TIMEOUT_MS

@UnstableApi
const val RELEASE_UNBIND_TIMEOUT_MS = 30000: Long

The timeout for handling pending commands after calling release. If the timeout is reached, the controller is unbound from the session service even if commands are still pending.

Public functions

addListener

fun addListener(listener: Player.Listener!): Unit

Registers a listener to receive all events from the player.

The listener's methods will be called on the thread associated with getApplicationLooper.

This method can be called from any thread.

Parameters
listener: Player.Listener!

The listener to register.

addMediaItem

fun addMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!): Unit

Adds a media item to the end of the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
mediaItem: MediaItem!

The MediaItem to add.

addMediaItem

fun addMediaItem(index: Int, mediaItem: MediaItem!): Unit

Adds a media item at the given index of the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
index: Int

The index at which to add the media item. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the media item is added to the end of the playlist.

mediaItem: MediaItem!

The MediaItem to add.

addMediaItems

fun addMediaItems(mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!): Unit

Adds a list of media items to the end of the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!

The media items to add.

addMediaItems

fun addMediaItems(index: Int, mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!): Unit

Adds a list of media items at the given index of the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
index: Int

The index at which to add the media items. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the media items are added to the end of the playlist.

mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!

The media items to add.

canAdvertiseSession

fun canAdvertiseSession(): Boolean

Returns whether the player can be used to advertise a media session.

The MediaController returns false.

clearMediaItems

fun clearMediaItems(): Unit

Clears the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

clearVideoSurface

fun clearVideoSurface(): Unit

Clears any Surface, SurfaceHolder, SurfaceView or TextureView currently set on the player.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

clearVideoSurface

fun clearVideoSurface(surface: Surface?): Unit

Clears the Surface onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed. Else does nothing.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
surface: Surface?

The surface to clear.

clearVideoSurfaceHolder

fun clearVideoSurfaceHolder(surfaceHolder: SurfaceHolder?): Unit

Clears the SurfaceHolder that holds the Surface onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed. Else does nothing.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
surfaceHolder: SurfaceHolder?

The surface holder to clear.

clearVideoSurfaceView

fun clearVideoSurfaceView(surfaceView: SurfaceView?): Unit

Clears the SurfaceView onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed. Else does nothing.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
surfaceView: SurfaceView?

The texture view to clear.

clearVideoTextureView

fun clearVideoTextureView(textureView: TextureView?): Unit

Clears the TextureView onto which video is being rendered if it matches the one passed. Else does nothing.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
textureView: TextureView?

The texture view to clear.

decreaseDeviceVolume

fun decreaseDeviceVolume(): Unit

decreaseDeviceVolume

fun decreaseDeviceVolume(@C.VolumeFlags flags: Int): Unit

Decreases the volume of the device.

The getDeviceVolume device volume cannot be decreased below minVolume.

Note that this method affects the device volume. To change the volume of the current stream only, use setVolume.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_ADJUST_DEVICE_VOLUME_WITH_FLAGS is available.

Parameters
@C.VolumeFlags flags: Int

Either 0 or a bitwise combination of one or more C.VolumeFlags.

getApplicationLooper

fun getApplicationLooper(): Looper!

Returns the Looper associated with the application thread that's used to access the player and on which player events are received.

This method can be called from any thread.

getAudioAttributes

fun getAudioAttributes(): AudioAttributes!

Returns the attributes for audio playback.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_AUDIO_ATTRIBUTES is available.

getAvailableCommands

fun getAvailableCommands(): Player.Commands!

Returns the player's currently available Commands.

The returned Commands are not updated when available commands change. Use onAvailableCommandsChanged to get an update when the available commands change.

Returns
Player.Commands!

The currently available Commands.

getAvailableSessionCommands

fun getAvailableSessionCommands(): SessionCommands!

Returns the current available session commands from onAvailableSessionCommandsChanged, or EMPTY if it is not connected.

Returns
SessionCommands!

The available session commands.

getBufferedPercentage

fun getBufferedPercentage(): @IntRange(from = 0, to = 100) Int

Returns an estimate of the percentage in the current content or ad up to which data is buffered, or 0 if no estimate is available.

getBufferedPosition

fun getBufferedPosition(): Long

Returns an estimate of the position in the current content or ad up to which data is buffered, in milliseconds.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getCommandButtonsForMediaItem

@UnstableApi
fun getCommandButtonsForMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!): ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

Returns the command buttons that are supported for the given MediaItem.

Parameters
mediaItem: MediaItem!

The media item for which to get command buttons.

Returns
ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

The command buttons that are supported for the given media item.

getConnectedToken

fun getConnectedToken(): SessionToken?

Returns the SessionToken of the connected session, or null if it is not connected.

This may differ from the SessionToken from the constructor. For example, if the controller is created with the token for MediaSessionService, this will return a token for the MediaSession in the service.

getContentBufferedPosition

fun getContentBufferedPosition(): Long

If #isPlayingAd() returns true}, returns an estimate of the content position in the current content up to which data is buffered, in milliseconds. If there is no ad playing, the returned position is the same as that returned by #getBufferedPosition().

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it's the same as getBufferedPosition because content buffered position isn't available.

getContentDuration

fun getContentDuration(): Long

If #isPlayingAd() returns true}, returns the duration of the current content in milliseconds, or C#TIME_UNSET if the duration is not known. If there is no ad playing, the returned duration is the same as that returned by #getDuration().

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it's the same as getDuration to match the behavior with getContentPosition and getContentBufferedPosition.

getContentPosition

fun getContentPosition(): Long

If #isPlayingAd() returns true}, returns the content position that will be played once all ads in the ad group have finished playing, in milliseconds. If there is no ad playing, the returned position is the same as that returned by #getCurrentPosition().

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it's the same as getCurrentPosition because content position isn't available.

getCurrentAdGroupIndex

fun getCurrentAdGroupIndex(): Int

If isPlayingAd returns true, returns the index of the ad group in the period currently being played. Returns INDEX_UNSET otherwise.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getCurrentAdIndexInAdGroup

fun getCurrentAdIndexInAdGroup(): Int

If isPlayingAd returns true, returns the index of the ad in its ad group. Returns INDEX_UNSET otherwise.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getCurrentCues

fun getCurrentCues(): CueGroup!

Returns the current CueGroup.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TEXT is available.

See also
onCues

getCurrentLiveOffset

fun getCurrentLiveOffset(): Long

Returns the offset of the current playback position from the live edge in milliseconds, or TIME_UNSET if the current MediaItemisn't live or the offset is unknown.

The offset is calculated as currentTime - playbackPosition, so should usually be positive.

Note that this offset may rely on an accurate local time, so this method may return an incorrect value if the difference between system clock and server clock is unknown.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getCurrentManifest

@UnstableApi
fun getCurrentManifest(): Any?

Returns null.

getCurrentMediaItem

fun getCurrentMediaItem(): MediaItem?

Returns the currently playing MediaItem. May be null if the timeline is empty.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getCurrentMediaItemIndex

fun getCurrentMediaItemIndex(): Int

Returns the index of the current MediaItem in the timeline, or the prospective index if the current timeline is empty.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

getCurrentPeriodIndex

fun getCurrentPeriodIndex(): Int

Returns the index of the period currently being played.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

getCurrentPosition

fun getCurrentPosition(): Long

Returns the playback position in the current content or ad, in milliseconds, or the prospective position in milliseconds if the current timeline is empty.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getCurrentTimeline

fun getCurrentTimeline(): Timeline!

Returns the current . Never null, but may be empty.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Caveat: Some methods of the Timeline such as getPeriodByUid, getIndexOfPeriod, and getUidOfPeriod will throw UnsupportedOperationException because of the limitation of restoring the instance sent from session as described in fromBundle.

getCurrentTracks

fun getCurrentTracks(): Tracks!

Returns the current tracks.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TRACKS is available.

See also
onTracksChanged

getCurrentWindowIndex

@UnstableApi
fun getCurrentWindowIndex(): Int

getCustomLayout

@UnstableApi
fun getCustomLayout(): ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

Returns the custom layout.

This method will be deprecated, prefer to use getMediaButtonPreferences instead.

After being connected, a change of the custom layout is reported with onCustomLayoutChanged.

Note that the enabled flag is set to false if the available commands do not allow to use a button.

Returns
ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

The custom layout.

getDeviceInfo

fun getDeviceInfo(): DeviceInfo!

Gets the device information.

getDeviceVolume

fun getDeviceVolume(): @IntRange(from = 0) Int

Gets the current volume of the device.

For devices with local playback, the volume returned by this method varies according to the current stream type. The stream type is determined by usage which can be converted to stream type with getStreamTypeForAudioUsage.

For devices with remote playback, the volume of the remote device is returned.

Note that this method returns the volume of the device. To check the current stream volume, use getVolume.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_DEVICE_VOLUME is available.

getDuration

fun getDuration(): Long

Returns the duration of the current content or ad in milliseconds, or TIME_UNSET if the duration is not known.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getMaxSeekToPreviousPosition

fun getMaxSeekToPreviousPosition(): Long

Returns the maximum position for which #seekToPrevious() seeks to the previous * , in milliseconds.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it always returns 0.

getMediaButtonPreferences

@UnstableApi
fun getMediaButtonPreferences(): ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

Returns the media button preferences.

After being connected, a change of the media button preferences is reported with onMediaButtonPreferencesChanged.

Note that the enabled flag is set to false if the available commands do not allow to use a button.

Returns
ImmutableList<CommandButton!>!

The media button preferences.

getMediaItemAt

fun getMediaItemAt(index: Int): MediaItem!

Returns the MediaItem at the given index.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

getMediaItemCount

fun getMediaItemCount(): Int

Returns the number of media items in the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

getMediaMetadata

fun getMediaMetadata(): MediaMetadata!

Returns the current combined MediaMetadata, or EMPTY if not supported.

This MediaMetadata is a combination of the MediaItem metadata, the static metadata in the media's Format, and any timed metadata that has been parsed from the media and output via onMetadata. If a field is populated in the mediaMetadata, it will be prioritised above the same field coming from static or timed metadata.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_METADATA is available.

getNextMediaItemIndex

fun getNextMediaItemIndex(): Int

Returns the index of the that will be played if * #seekToNextMediaItem() is called, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled. Returns C#INDEX_UNSET if #hasNextMediaItem() is *false.

Note: When the repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_ONE, this method behaves the same as when the current repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_OFF. See #REPEAT_MODE_ONE for more details.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, this will always return INDEX_UNSET even when hasNextMediaItem is true.

getNextWindowIndex

@UnstableApi
fun getNextWindowIndex(): Int

getPlayWhenReady

fun getPlayWhenReady(): Boolean

Whether playback will proceed when getPlaybackState == STATE_READY.

Returns
Boolean

Whether playback will proceed when ready.

getPlaybackParameters

fun getPlaybackParameters(): PlaybackParameters!

Returns the currently active playback parameters.

getPlaybackState

@Player.State
fun getPlaybackState(): Int

Returns the current playback state of the player.

Returns
Int

The current playback state.

getPlaybackSuppressionReason

@Player.PlaybackSuppressionReason
fun getPlaybackSuppressionReason(): Int

Returns the reason why playback is suppressed even though getPlayWhenReady is true, or PLAYBACK_SUPPRESSION_REASON_NONE if playback is not suppressed.

Returns
Int

The current PlaybackSuppressionReason.

getPlayerError

fun getPlayerError(): PlaybackException?

Returns the error that caused playback to fail. This is the same error that will have been reported via onPlayerError at the time of failure. It can be queried using this method until the player is re-prepared.

Note that this method will always return null if getPlaybackState is not STATE_IDLE.

Returns
PlaybackException?

The error, or null.

See also
onPlayerError

getPlaylistMetadata

fun getPlaylistMetadata(): MediaMetadata!

Returns the playlist MediaMetadata, as set by setPlaylistMetadata, or EMPTY if not supported.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_METADATA is available.

getPreviousMediaItemIndex

fun getPreviousMediaItemIndex(): Int

Returns the index of the that will be played if * #seekToPreviousMediaItem() is called, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled. Returns C#INDEX_UNSET if #hasPreviousMediaItem() is false}.

Note: When the repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_ONE, this method behaves the same as when the current repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_OFF. See #REPEAT_MODE_ONE for more details.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, this will always return INDEX_UNSET even when hasPreviousMediaItem is true.

getPreviousWindowIndex

@UnstableApi
fun getPreviousWindowIndex(): Int

getRepeatMode

@Player.RepeatMode
fun getRepeatMode(): Int

Returns the current RepeatMode used for playback.

Returns
Int

The current repeat mode.

getSeekBackIncrement

fun getSeekBackIncrement(): Long

Returns the #seekBack() increment.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it returns {code 0}.

getSeekForwardIncrement

fun getSeekForwardIncrement(): Long

Returns the #seekForward() increment.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it returns {code 0}.

getSessionActivity

fun getSessionActivity(): PendingIntent?

Returns an intent for launching UI associated with the session if exists, or null.

getSessionExtras

@UnstableApi
fun getSessionExtras(): Bundle!

Returns the session extras.

After being connected, onExtrasChanged is called when the extras on the session are set.

Returns
Bundle!

The session extras.

getShuffleModeEnabled

fun getShuffleModeEnabled(): Boolean

Returns whether shuffling of media items is enabled.

getSurfaceSize

@UnstableApi
fun getSurfaceSize(): Size!

Gets the size of the surface on which the video is rendered.

getTotalBufferedDuration

fun getTotalBufferedDuration(): Long

Returns an estimate of the total buffered duration from the current position, in milliseconds. This includes pre-buffered data for subsequent ads and media items.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

getTrackSelectionParameters

fun getTrackSelectionParameters(): TrackSelectionParameters!

Returns the parameters constraining the track selection.

getVideoSize

fun getVideoSize(): VideoSize!

Gets the size of the video.

The video's width and height are 0 if there is no supported video track or its size has not been determined yet.

getVolume

fun getVolume(): @FloatRange(from = 0, to = 1) Float

Returns the audio volume, with 0 being silence and 1 being unity gain (signal unchanged).

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_VOLUME is available.

Returns
@FloatRange(from = 0, to = 1) Float

The linear gain applied to all audio channels.

See also
onVolumeChanged

hasNext

@UnstableApi
fun hasNext(): Boolean

hasNextMediaItem

fun hasNextMediaItem(): Boolean

Returns whether a next MediaItem exists, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Note: When the repeat mode is REPEAT_MODE_ONE, this method behaves the same as when the current repeat mode is REPEAT_MODE_OFF. See REPEAT_MODE_ONE for more details.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

hasNextWindow

@UnstableApi
fun hasNextWindow(): Boolean

hasPreviousMediaItem

fun hasPreviousMediaItem(): Boolean

Returns whether a previous media item exists, which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled.

Note: When the repeat mode is REPEAT_MODE_ONE, this method behaves the same as when the current repeat mode is REPEAT_MODE_OFF. See REPEAT_MODE_ONE for more details.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

increaseDeviceVolume

fun increaseDeviceVolume(): Unit

increaseDeviceVolume

fun increaseDeviceVolume(@C.VolumeFlags flags: Int): Unit

Increases the volume of the device.

The getDeviceVolume device volume cannot be increased above maxVolume, if defined.

Note that this method affects the device volume. To change the volume of the current stream only, use setVolume.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_ADJUST_DEVICE_VOLUME_WITH_FLAGS is available.

Parameters
@C.VolumeFlags flags: Int

Either 0 or a bitwise combination of one or more C.VolumeFlags.

isCommandAvailable

fun isCommandAvailable(@Player.Command command: Int): Boolean

Returns whether the provided Command is available.

This method does not execute the command.

Parameters
@Player.Command command: Int

A Command.

Returns
Boolean

Whether the Command is available.

isConnected

fun isConnected(): Boolean

Returns whether this controller is connected to a MediaSession or not.

isCurrentMediaItemDynamic

fun isCurrentMediaItemDynamic(): Boolean

Returns whether the current MediaItem is dynamic (may change when the Timeline is updated), or false if the Timeline is empty.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

See also
isDynamic

isCurrentMediaItemLive

fun isCurrentMediaItemLive(): Boolean

Returns whether the current MediaItem is live, or false if the Timeline is empty.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

See also
isLive

isCurrentMediaItemSeekable

fun isCurrentMediaItemSeekable(): Boolean

Returns whether the current MediaItem is seekable, or false if the is empty.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

See also
isSeekable

isCurrentWindowDynamic

@UnstableApi
fun isCurrentWindowDynamic(): Boolean

isCurrentWindowLive

@UnstableApi
fun isCurrentWindowLive(): Boolean

isCurrentWindowSeekable

@UnstableApi
fun isCurrentWindowSeekable(): Boolean

isDeviceMuted

fun isDeviceMuted(): Boolean

Gets whether the device is muted or not.

Note that this method returns the mute state of the device. To check if the current stream is muted, use getVolume() == 0.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_DEVICE_VOLUME is available.

isLoading

fun isLoading(): Boolean

Whether the player is currently loading the source.

Returns
Boolean

Whether the player is currently loading the source.

isPlaying

fun isPlaying(): Boolean

Returns whether the player is playing, i.e. getCurrentPosition is advancing.

If false, then at least one of the following is true:

Returns
Boolean

Whether the player is playing.

isPlayingAd

fun isPlayingAd(): Boolean

Returns whether the player is currently playing an ad.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

isSessionCommandAvailable

fun isSessionCommandAvailable(
    @SessionCommand.CommandCode sessionCommandCode: Int
): Boolean

Returns whether the SessionCommand.CommandCode is available. The sessionCommandCode must not be COMMAND_CODE_CUSTOM. Use isSessionCommandAvailable for custom commands.

isSessionCommandAvailable

fun isSessionCommandAvailable(sessionCommand: SessionCommand!): Boolean

Returns whether the SessionCommand is available.

moveMediaItem

fun moveMediaItem(currentIndex: Int, newIndex: Int): Unit

Moves the media item at the current index to the new index.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
currentIndex: Int

The current index of the media item to move. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

newIndex: Int

The new index of the media item. If the new index is larger than the size of the playlist the item is moved to the end of the playlist.

moveMediaItems

fun moveMediaItems(fromIndex: Int, toIndex: Int, newIndex: Int): Unit

Moves the media item range to the new index.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
fromIndex: Int

The start of the range to move. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

toIndex: Int

The first item not to be included in the range (exclusive). If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, items up to the end of the playlist are moved.

newIndex: Int

The new index of the first media item of the range. If the new index is larger than the size of the remaining playlist after removing the range, the range is moved to the end of the playlist.

next

@UnstableApi
fun next(): Unit

pause

fun pause(): Unit

Pauses playback. Equivalent to setPlayWhenReady(false).

This method must only be called if COMMAND_PLAY_PAUSE is available.

play

fun play(): Unit

Resumes playback as soon as getPlaybackState == STATE_READY. Equivalent to setPlayWhenReady(true).

This method must only be called if COMMAND_PLAY_PAUSE is available.

prepare

fun prepare(): Unit

Prepares the player.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_PREPARE is available.

This will move the player out of idle state and the player will start loading media and acquire resources needed for playback.

release

fun release(): Unit

Releases the connection between MediaController and MediaSession. This method must be called when the controller is no longer required. The controller must not be used after calling this method.

This method does not call release of the underlying player in the session.

releaseFuture

java-static fun releaseFuture(controllerFuture: Future<MediaController!>!): Unit

Releases the future controller returned by buildAsync. It makes sure that the controller is released by canceling the future if the future is not yet done.

Must be called on the application thread of the media controller.

removeListener

fun removeListener(listener: Player.Listener!): Unit

Unregister a listener registered through addListener. The listener will no longer receive events.

Parameters
listener: Player.Listener!

The listener to unregister.

removeMediaItem

fun removeMediaItem(index: Int): Unit

Removes the media item at the given index of the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
index: Int

The index at which to remove the media item. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

removeMediaItems

fun removeMediaItems(fromIndex: Int, toIndex: Int): Unit

Removes a range of media items from the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
fromIndex: Int

The index at which to start removing media items. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

toIndex: Int

The index of the first item to be kept (exclusive). If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, media items up to the end of the playlist are removed.

replaceMediaItem

fun replaceMediaItem(index: Int, mediaItem: MediaItem!): Unit

Replaces the media item at the given index of the playlist.

Implementations of this method may attempt to seamlessly continue playback if the currently playing media item is replaced with a compatible one (e.g. same URL, only metadata has changed).

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
index: Int

The index at which to replace the media item. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

mediaItem: MediaItem!

The new MediaItem.

replaceMediaItems

fun replaceMediaItems(
    fromIndex: Int,
    toIndex: Int,
    mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!
): Unit

Replaces the media items at the given range of the playlist.

Implementations of this method may attempt to seamlessly continue playback if the currently playing media item is replaced with a compatible one (e.g. same URL, only metadata has changed).

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Note that it is possible to replace a range with an arbitrary number of new items, so that the number of removed items defined by fromIndex and toIndex does not have to match the number of added items defined by mediaItems. As result, it may also change the index of subsequent items not touched by this operation.

Parameters
fromIndex: Int

The start of the range. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

toIndex: Int

The first item not to be included in the range (exclusive). If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, items up to the end of the playlist are replaced.

mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!

The media items to replace the range with.

seekBack

fun seekBack(): Unit

Seeks back in the current by #getSeekBackIncrement() milliseconds.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_SEEK_BACK is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it calls android.support.v4.media.session.MediaControllerCompat.TransportControls.rewind().

seekForward

fun seekForward(): Unit

Seeks forward in the current by #getSeekForwardIncrement() milliseconds.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_SEEK_FORWARD is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it calls android.support.v4.media.session.MediaControllerCompat.TransportControls.fastForward().

seekTo

fun seekTo(positionMs: Long): Unit

Seeks to a position specified in milliseconds in the current MediaItem.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SEEK_IN_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

Parameters
positionMs: Long

The seek position in the current MediaItem, or TIME_UNSET to seek to the media item's default position.

seekTo

fun seekTo(mediaItemIndex: Int, positionMs: Long): Unit

Seeks to a position specified in milliseconds in the specified MediaItem.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SEEK_TO_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

Parameters
mediaItemIndex: Int

The index of the MediaItem. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

positionMs: Long

The seek position in the specified MediaItem, or TIME_UNSET to seek to the media item's default position.

seekToDefaultPosition

fun seekToDefaultPosition(): Unit

Seeks to the default position associated with the current MediaItem. The position can depend on the type of media being played. For live streams it will typically be the live edge. For other streams it will typically be the start.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SEEK_TO_DEFAULT_POSITION is available.

seekToDefaultPosition

fun seekToDefaultPosition(mediaItemIndex: Int): Unit

Seeks to the default position associated with the specified MediaItem. The position can depend on the type of media being played. For live streams it will typically be the live edge. For other streams it will typically be the start.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SEEK_TO_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

Parameters
mediaItemIndex: Int

The index of the MediaItem whose associated default position should be seeked to. If the index is larger than the size of the playlist, the request is ignored.

seekToNext

fun seekToNext(): Unit

Seeks to a later position in the current or next (if available). More precisely:

  • If the timeline is empty or seeking is not possible, does nothing.
  • Otherwise, if #hasNextMediaItem() a next media item exists, seeks to the default position of the next .
  • Otherwise, if the current is #isCurrentMediaItemLive() live and has not ended, seeks to the live edge of the current .
  • Otherwise, does nothing.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_SEEK_TO_NEXT is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it won't update the current media item index immediately because the previous media item index is unknown.

seekToNextMediaItem

fun seekToNextMediaItem(): Unit

Seeks to the default position of the next , which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled. Does nothing if #hasNextMediaItem() is false}.

Note: When the repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_ONE, this method behaves the same as when the current repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_OFF. See #REPEAT_MODE_ONE for more details.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_SEEK_TO_NEXT_MEDIA_ITEM is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it's the same as seekToNext.

seekToNextWindow

@UnstableApi
fun seekToNextWindow(): Unit

seekToPrevious

fun seekToPrevious(): Unit

Seeks to an earlier position in the current or previous (if available). More precisely:

  • If the timeline is empty or seeking is not possible, does nothing.
  • Otherwise, if the current is #isCurrentMediaItemLive() live and #isCurrentMediaItemSeekable() unseekable, then:
    • If #hasPreviousMediaItem() a previous media item exists, seeks to the default position of the previous media item.
    • Otherwise, does nothing.
  • Otherwise, if #hasPreviousMediaItem() a previous media item exists and the #getCurrentPosition() current position is less than * #getMaxSeekToPreviousPosition(), seeks to the default position of the previous * .
  • Otherwise, seeks to 0 in the current .

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_SEEK_TO_PREVIOUS is * #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it won't update the current media item index immediately because the previous media item index is unknown.

seekToPreviousMediaItem

fun seekToPreviousMediaItem(): Unit

Seeks to the default position of the previous , which may depend on the current repeat mode and whether shuffle mode is enabled. Does nothing if * #hasPreviousMediaItem() is false}.

Note: When the repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_ONE, this method behaves the same as when the current repeat mode is #REPEAT_MODE_OFF. See #REPEAT_MODE_ONE for more details.

This method must only be called if #COMMAND_SEEK_TO_PREVIOUS_MEDIA_ITEM is #getAvailableCommands() available.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, it's the same as seekToPrevious.

seekToPreviousWindow

@UnstableApi
fun seekToPreviousWindow(): Unit

sendCustomCommand

fun sendCustomCommand(command: SessionCommand!, args: Bundle!): ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

Sends a custom command to the session.

A command is not accepted if it is not a custom command or the command is not in the list of available session commands.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, resultCode will return the custom result code from the android.os.ResultReceiver#onReceiveResult(int, Bundle) instead of the standard result codes defined in the SessionResult.

Parameters
command: SessionCommand!

The custom command.

args: Bundle!

The additional arguments. May be empty.

Returns
ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

A ListenableFuture of SessionResult representing the pending completion.

sendCustomCommand

@UnstableApi
fun sendCustomCommand(
    command: SessionCommand!,
    mediaItem: MediaItem!,
    args: Bundle!
): ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

Sends a custom command to the session for the given media item.

Calling this method is equivalent to calling sendCustomCommand and including the media ID in the argument bundle with key EXTRA_KEY_MEDIA_ID.

A command is not accepted if it is not a custom command or the command is not in the list of available session commands.

Interoperability: When connected to android.support.v4.media.session.MediaSessionCompat, resultCode will return the custom result code from the android.os.ResultReceiver#onReceiveResult(int, Bundle) instead of the standard result codes defined in the SessionResult.

Parameters
command: SessionCommand!

The custom command.

mediaItem: MediaItem!

The media item for which the command is sent.

args: Bundle!

The additional arguments. May be empty.

Returns
ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

A ListenableFuture of SessionResult representing the pending completion.

setAudioAttributes

fun setAudioAttributes(
    audioAttributes: AudioAttributes!,
    handleAudioFocus: Boolean
): Unit

Sets the attributes for audio playback, used by the underlying audio track. If not set, the default audio attributes will be used. They are suitable for general media playback.

Setting the audio attributes during playback may introduce a short gap in audio output as the audio track is recreated. A new audio session id will also be generated.

If tunneling is enabled by the track selector, the specified audio attributes will be ignored, but they will take effect if audio is later played without tunneling.

If the device is running a build before platform API version 21, audio attributes cannot be set directly on the underlying audio track. In this case, the usage will be mapped onto an equivalent stream type using getStreamTypeForAudioUsage.

If audio focus should be handled, the usage must be USAGE_MEDIA or USAGE_GAME. Other usages will throw an .

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_AUDIO_ATTRIBUTES is available.

Parameters
audioAttributes: AudioAttributes!

The attributes to use for audio playback.

handleAudioFocus: Boolean

True if the player should handle audio focus, false otherwise.

setDeviceMuted

fun setDeviceMuted(muted: Boolean): Unit

setDeviceMuted

fun setDeviceMuted(muted: Boolean, @C.VolumeFlags flags: Int): Unit

Sets the mute state of the device.

Note that this method affects the device volume. To mute just the current stream, use setVolume(0) instead.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_ADJUST_DEVICE_VOLUME_WITH_FLAGS is available.

Parameters
muted: Boolean

Whether to set the device to be muted or not

@C.VolumeFlags flags: Int

Either 0 or a bitwise combination of one or more C.VolumeFlags.

setDeviceVolume

fun setDeviceVolume(volume: @IntRange(from = 0) Int): Unit

setDeviceVolume

fun setDeviceVolume(volume: @IntRange(from = 0) Int, @C.VolumeFlags flags: Int): Unit

Sets the volume of the device with volume flags.

Note that this method affects the device volume. To change the volume of the current stream only, use setVolume.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_DEVICE_VOLUME_WITH_FLAGS is available.

Parameters
volume: @IntRange(from = 0) Int

The volume to set.

@C.VolumeFlags flags: Int

Either 0 or a bitwise combination of one or more C.VolumeFlags.

setMediaItem

fun setMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!): Unit

Clears the playlist, adds the specified MediaItem and resets the position to the default position.

To replace a media item (possibly seamlessly) without clearing the playlist, use replaceMediaItem.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

Parameters
mediaItem: MediaItem!

The new MediaItem.

setMediaItem

fun setMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!, resetPosition: Boolean): Unit

Clears the playlist and adds the specified MediaItem.

To replace a media item (possibly seamlessly) without clearing the playlist, use replaceMediaItem.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

Parameters
mediaItem: MediaItem!

The new MediaItem.

resetPosition: Boolean

Whether the playback position should be reset to the default position. If false, playback will start from the position defined by getCurrentMediaItemIndex and getCurrentPosition.

setMediaItem

fun setMediaItem(mediaItem: MediaItem!, startPositionMs: Long): Unit

Clears the playlist and adds the specified MediaItem.

To replace a media item (possibly seamlessly) without clearing the playlist, use replaceMediaItem.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

Parameters
mediaItem: MediaItem!

The new MediaItem.

startPositionMs: Long

The position in milliseconds to start playback from. If TIME_UNSET is passed, the default position of the given MediaItem is used.

setMediaItems

fun setMediaItems(mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!): Unit

Clears the playlist, adds the specified media items and resets the position to the default position.

To replace a span of media items (possibly seamlessly) without clearing the playlist, use replaceMediaItems.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!

The new media items.

setMediaItems

fun setMediaItems(
    mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!,
    resetPosition: Boolean
): Unit

Clears the playlist and adds the specified media items.

To replace a span of media items (possibly seamlessly) without clearing the playlist, use replaceMediaItems.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!

The new media items.

resetPosition: Boolean

Whether the playback position should be reset to the default position in the first Timeline.Window. If false, playback will start from the position defined by getCurrentMediaItemIndex and getCurrentPosition.

setMediaItems

fun setMediaItems(
    mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!,
    startIndex: Int,
    startPositionMs: Long
): Unit

Clears the playlist and adds the specified media items.

To replace a span of media items (possibly seamlessly) without clearing the playlist, use replaceMediaItems.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

Parameters
mediaItems: (Mutable)List<MediaItem!>!

The new media items.

startIndex: Int

The MediaItem index to start playback from. If INDEX_UNSET is passed, the current position is not reset.

startPositionMs: Long

The position in milliseconds to start playback from. If TIME_UNSET is passed, the default position of the given MediaItem is used. In any case, if startIndex is set to INDEX_UNSET, this parameter is ignored and the position is not reset at all.

Throws
androidx.media3.common.IllegalSeekPositionException

If the provided startIndex is not within the bounds of the list of media items.

setPlayWhenReady

fun setPlayWhenReady(playWhenReady: Boolean): Unit

Sets whether playback should proceed when getPlaybackState == STATE_READY.

If the player is already in the ready state then this method pauses and resumes playback.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_PLAY_PAUSE is available.

Parameters
playWhenReady: Boolean

Whether playback should proceed when ready.

setPlaybackParameters

fun setPlaybackParameters(playbackParameters: PlaybackParameters!): Unit

Attempts to set the playback parameters. Passing DEFAULT resets the player to the default, which means there is no speed or pitch adjustment.

Playback parameters changes may cause the player to buffer. onPlaybackParametersChanged will be called whenever the currently active playback parameters change.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_SPEED_AND_PITCH is available.

Parameters
playbackParameters: PlaybackParameters!

The playback parameters.

setPlaybackSpeed

fun setPlaybackSpeed(speed: Float): Unit

Changes the rate at which playback occurs. The pitch is not changed.

This is equivalent to setPlaybackParameters(getPlaybackParameters().withSpeed(speed)).

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_SPEED_AND_PITCH is available.

Parameters
speed: Float

The linear factor by which playback will be sped up. Must be higher than 0. 1 is normal speed, 2 is twice as fast, 0.5 is half normal speed.

setPlaylistMetadata

fun setPlaylistMetadata(playlistMetadata: MediaMetadata!): Unit

Sets the playlist MediaMetadata.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_PLAYLIST_METADATA is available.

setRating

fun setRating(rating: Rating!): ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

Requests that the connected MediaSession rates the current media item. This will cause the rating to be set for the current user. The rating style must follow the user rating style from the session. You can get the rating style from the session through the userRating.

If the user rating was null, the media item does not accept setting user rating.

Parameters
rating: Rating!

The rating to set.

Returns
ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

A ListenableFuture of SessionResult representing the pending completion.

setRating

fun setRating(mediaId: String!, rating: Rating!): ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

Requests that the connected MediaSession rates the media. This will cause the rating to be set for the current user. The rating style must follow the user rating style from the session. You can get the rating style from the session through the userRating.

If the user rating was null, the media item does not accept setting user rating.

Parameters
mediaId: String!

The non-empty mediaId.

rating: Rating!

The rating to set.

Returns
ListenableFuture<SessionResult!>!

A ListenableFuture of SessionResult representing the pending completion.

setRepeatMode

fun setRepeatMode(@Player.RepeatMode repeatMode: Int): Unit

Sets the RepeatMode to be used for playback.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_REPEAT_MODE is available.

Parameters
@Player.RepeatMode repeatMode: Int

The repeat mode.

setShuffleModeEnabled

fun setShuffleModeEnabled(shuffleModeEnabled: Boolean): Unit

Sets whether shuffling of media items is enabled.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_SHUFFLE_MODE is available.

Parameters
shuffleModeEnabled: Boolean

Whether shuffling is enabled.

setTrackSelectionParameters

fun setTrackSelectionParameters(parameters: TrackSelectionParameters!): Unit

Sets the parameters constraining the track selection.

Unsupported parameters will be silently ignored.

Use getTrackSelectionParameters to retrieve the current parameters. For example, the following snippet restricts video to SD whilst keep other track selection parameters unchanged:

player.setTrackSelectionParameters(
  player.getTrackSelectionParameters()
        .buildUpon()
        .setMaxVideoSizeSd()
        .build())

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_TRACK_SELECTION_PARAMETERS is available.

setVideoSurface

fun setVideoSurface(surface: Surface?): Unit

Sets the Surface onto which video will be rendered. The caller is responsible for tracking the lifecycle of the surface, and must clear the surface by calling setVideoSurface(null) if the surface is destroyed.

If the surface is held by a SurfaceView, TextureView or then it's recommended to use setVideoSurfaceView, setVideoTextureView or setVideoSurfaceHolder rather than this method, since passing the holder allows the player to track the lifecycle of the surface automatically.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
surface: Surface?

The Surface.

setVideoSurfaceHolder

fun setVideoSurfaceHolder(surfaceHolder: SurfaceHolder?): Unit

Sets the SurfaceHolder that holds the Surface onto which video will be rendered. The player will track the lifecycle of the surface automatically.

The thread that calls the SurfaceHolder.Callback methods must be the thread associated with getApplicationLooper.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
surfaceHolder: SurfaceHolder?

The surface holder.

setVideoSurfaceView

fun setVideoSurfaceView(surfaceView: SurfaceView?): Unit

Sets the SurfaceView onto which video will be rendered. The player will track the lifecycle of the surface automatically.

The thread that calls the SurfaceHolder.Callback methods must be the thread associated with getApplicationLooper.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
surfaceView: SurfaceView?

The surface view.

setVideoTextureView

fun setVideoTextureView(textureView: TextureView?): Unit

Sets the TextureView onto which video will be rendered. The player will track the lifecycle of the surface automatically.

Consider using SurfaceView via setVideoSurfaceView instead of . SurfaceView generally causes lower battery consumption, and has better handling for HDR and secure content. See Choosing a surface type for more information.

The thread that calls the TextureView.SurfaceTextureListener methods must be the thread associated with getApplicationLooper.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VIDEO_SURFACE is available.

Parameters
textureView: TextureView?

The texture view.

setVolume

fun setVolume(volume: @FloatRange(from = 0, to = 1) Float): Unit

Sets the audio volume, valid values are between 0 (silence) and 1 (unity gain, signal unchanged), inclusive.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_VOLUME is available.

Parameters
volume: @FloatRange(from = 0, to = 1) Float

Linear output gain to apply to all audio channels.

stop

fun stop(): Unit

Stops playback without resetting the playlist. Use pause rather than this method if the intention is to pause playback.

Calling this method will cause the playback state to transition to STATE_IDLE and the player will release the loaded media and resources required for playback. The player instance can still be used by calling prepare again, and release must still be called on the player if it's no longer required.

Calling this method does not clear the playlist, reset the playback position or the playback error.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_STOP is available.