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Analyzing the wave data of the currently played music track

Hi!

I can't seem to find the proper audio source for recording/analyzing/receiving the currently played music track (or just any playing media). I'm not talking about the Mic.

The spectrum live wallpaper does this on the Nexus One AFAIK.

How can I keep receiving wave buffers of the currently playing media? (I would like to support everything from 1.5, but 2.1 specific solutions are also welcome)

Thank you!

A: 

The official MusicVisualizer wallpaper uses a hidden API MediaPlayer.snoop(). But apparently it's not exposed in the SDK:

http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/168c0dd235a12cc2/2824a7bb3359b4ad?show_docid=2824a7bb3359b4ad&pli=1

unconed  2010-07-28 06:40:18

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