Comments on: Sound Issues on the Nokia 6288 Causing Crash http://blog.reloadsystems.net/2007/03/06/sound-issues-on-the-nokia-6288-crashing-device/ Personal page of Michael Cowan Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:33:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 by: Moritz Voss http://blog.reloadsystems.net/2007/03/06/sound-issues-on-the-nokia-6288-crashing-device/#comment-2826 Fri, 25 Jan 2008 16:39:44 +0000 http://blog.reloadsystems.net/2007/03/06/sound-issues-on-the-nokia-6288-crashing-device/#comment-2826 I can confirm that Michael's workaround helps. We were unable to reproduce the crash in an application that tended to randomly lock up when playing sounds on the 6288, while the 6280 seemed to be fine. Thanks a lot, mate! :-) I can confirm that Michael’s workaround helps. We were unable to reproduce the crash in an application that tended to randomly lock up when playing sounds on the 6288, while the 6280 seemed to be fine.

Thanks a lot, mate! :-)

]]> by: Jakub http://blog.reloadsystems.net/2007/03/06/sound-issues-on-the-nokia-6288-crashing-device/#comment-84 Thu, 17 May 2007 09:46:52 +0000 http://blog.reloadsystems.net/2007/03/06/sound-issues-on-the-nokia-6288-crashing-device/#comment-84 Hi, I experienced the same problem. My solution is following: Before creating player I had a code: if (sSounds[id].getState() == Player.PREFETCHED) { sSounds[id].deallocate(); } if (sSounds[id].getState() == Player.REALIZED || sSounds[id].getState() == Player.UNREALIZED) { sSounds[id].close(); } sSounds[id] = null; I replaced it with uncoditional statements: sSounds[id].stop(); sSounds[id].deallocate(); sSounds[id].close(); sSounds[id] = null; and now it works fine. It seems Nokia 6288 has problems with getState() method. regards, jp Hi,

I experienced the same problem. My solution is following:

Before creating player I had a code:

if (sSounds[id].getState() == Player.PREFETCHED) {
sSounds[id].deallocate();
}
if (sSounds[id].getState() == Player.REALIZED || sSounds[id].getState() == Player.UNREALIZED) {
sSounds[id].close();
}
sSounds[id] = null;

I replaced it with uncoditional statements:

sSounds[id].stop();
sSounds[id].deallocate();
sSounds[id].close();
sSounds[id] = null;

and now it works fine. It seems Nokia 6288 has problems with getState() method.

regards,

jp

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