Can you please let me know what did you do in order to remove that error ? I am having the same problem.

Thanks,
Chinmay

android:background=”@android:color/transparent”

I’m not sure why the source would have made a difference, though.

Anyway, let me briefly explain my setup – how it’s different from yours is that I have an array of “media players” that are in a listview (essentially). It’s actually an array of StreamingMediaPlayer objects. Nonetheless, once you get into the actual StreamingMediaPlayer object that is instantiated for the particular row, it should behave no differently than yours (so *I* believe).

Anyway, that’s the situation – the selected “row” streams the file properly, but handler.post(updater) that is fired off in testMediaBuffer APPEARS to never be run – which leads me to believe that I’m not set up properly – somehow my thread from which these posts are being done (handled) is not right. Why I think this is because of this constructor definition in the API:

public Handler ()
Since: API Level 1

Default constructor associates this handler with the queue for the current thread. If there isn’t one, this handler won’t be able to receive messages.

Any help is GREATLY appreciated. Stuck in the mud…

Thanks,
Daniel

P.S. I HAVE read both tutorials…

I changed the handler.post calls to kicking off new threads, and, WHEW, that really made for interesting results… Don’t know what I’m doing wrong.

Thanks – I’ll try it…

Daniel