AAudio AAUDIO_ERROR_DISCONNECTED not always firing?

[p***@audiokinetic.com]

Hello,

I am currently implementing an AAudio sink for Android in a native
application. Everything is going great, but I noticed a bug: when
unplugging wired headphones, my error callback function is not reliably
being called back for the AAUDIO_ERROR_DISCONNECTED event.

It only fires perhaps once in 7 or 8 attempts. However, when I plug the
headphones back in, the event *always *fires. I suspect that it has to do
with the way the plug physically twists in the jack before yanking out...

I tried polling the audio stream regularly using AAudioStream_getState() in
my main loop, but it reports the PLAYING state even though the headphones
are disconnected.

I need this event to fire reliably so that I can reset the audio stream and
resume playing on the new default output device (the phone's speakers).

I am testing using a Pixel phone, upgraded to Android 9.0. I tried two
different headphones and the result is the same.

Is there a known workaround for this problem? Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks in advance,

Philippe Milot

['Phil Burk' via android-ndk]

Yes. That was a regression in Pie. Internal bug number b/111711159
It affects Pixel phones running Pie in AAudio Low Latency mode. Sorry about
that.

It was fixed too late for the normal Pie release but will go into a future
update.
There is no known workaround.

BTW, we recommend coding to Oboe instead of AAudio directly. It is a thin
wrapper over AAudio that falls back to OpenSL ES on older devices. Oboe
includes workarounds for version specific bugs if possible.

https://github.com/google/oboe

Phil Burk

Post by p***@audiokinetic.com
Hello,
I am currently implementing an AAudio sink for Android in a native
application. Everything is going great, but I noticed a bug: when
unplugging wired headphones, my error callback function is not reliably
being called back for the AAUDIO_ERROR_DISCONNECTED event.
It only fires perhaps once in 7 or 8 attempts. However, when I plug the
headphones back in, the event *always *fires. I suspect that it has to do
with the way the plug physically twists in the jack before yanking out...
I tried polling the audio stream regularly using AAudioStream_getState()
in my main loop, but it reports the PLAYING state even though the
headphones are disconnected.
I need this event to fire reliably so that I can reset the audio stream
and resume playing on the new default output device (the phone's speakers).
I am testing using a Pixel phone, upgraded to Android 9.0. I tried two
different headphones and the result is the same.
Is there a known workaround for this problem? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Philippe Milot
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[Philippe Milot]

I see. I guess I'll just have to wait it out. Thank you for your help!

On Mon, Oct 15, 2018 at 1:27 PM 'Phil Burk' via android-ndk <

Post by 'Phil Burk' via android-ndk
Yes. That was a regression in Pie. Internal bug number b/111711159
It affects Pixel phones running Pie in AAudio Low Latency mode. Sorry
about that.
It was fixed too late for the normal Pie release but will go into a future
update.
There is no known workaround.
BTW, we recommend coding to Oboe instead of AAudio directly. It is a thin
wrapper over AAudio that falls back to OpenSL ES on older devices. Oboe
includes workarounds for version specific bugs if possible.
https://github.com/google/oboe
Phil Burk

Post by p***@audiokinetic.com
Hello,
I am currently implementing an AAudio sink for Android in a native
application. Everything is going great, but I noticed a bug: when
unplugging wired headphones, my error callback function is not reliably
being called back for the AAUDIO_ERROR_DISCONNECTED event.
It only fires perhaps once in 7 or 8 attempts. However, when I plug the
headphones back in, the event *always *fires. I suspect that it has to
do with the way the plug physically twists in the jack before yanking out...
I tried polling the audio stream regularly using AAudioStream_getState()
in my main loop, but it reports the PLAYING state even though the
headphones are disconnected.
I need this event to fire reliably so that I can reset the audio stream
and resume playing on the new default output device (the phone's speakers).
I am testing using a Pixel phone, upgraded to Android 9.0. I tried two
different headphones and the result is the same.
Is there a known workaround for this problem? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Philippe Milot
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