public void addListener(Player.Listener listener)

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.

public void addMediaItems(int index, List<MediaItem> mediaItems)

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.

public void clearVideoSurface()

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.

public void clearVideoSurface(@Nullable Surface surface)

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.

public void clearVideoSurfaceHolder(@Nullable SurfaceHolder surfaceHolder)

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.

public void clearVideoSurfaceView(@Nullable SurfaceView surfaceView)

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.

public void clearVideoTextureView(@Nullable TextureView textureView)

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.

public void decreaseDeviceVolume(@C.VolumeFlags int flags)

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.

public Looper getApplicationLooper()

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.

public AudioAttributes getAudioAttributes()

Returns the attributes for audio playback.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_AUDIO_ATTRIBUTES is available.

public Player.Commands getAvailableCommands()

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.

public long getBufferedPosition()

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.

public long getContentBufferedPosition()

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 available.

public long getContentPosition()

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 available.

public int getCurrentAdGroupIndex()

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.

public int getCurrentAdIndexInAdGroup()

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.

public CueGroup getCurrentCues()

Returns the current CueGroup.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TEXT is available.

public int getCurrentMediaItemIndex()

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.

public int getCurrentPeriodIndex()

Returns the index of the period currently being played.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

public long getCurrentPosition()

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.

public Timeline getCurrentTimeline()

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

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TIMELINE is available.

public Tracks getCurrentTracks()

Returns the current tracks.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_TRACKS is available.

public DeviceInfo getDeviceInfo()

Gets the device information.

public int getDeviceVolume()

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.

public long getDuration()

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.

public long getMaxSeekToPreviousPosition()

Returns the maximum position for which seekToPrevious seeks to the previous , in milliseconds.

public MediaMetadata getMediaMetadata()

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.

public boolean getPlayWhenReady()

Whether playback will proceed when getPlaybackState == STATE_READY.

public PlaybackParameters getPlaybackParameters()

Returns the currently active playback parameters.

@Player.State
public int getPlaybackState()

Returns the current playback state of the player.

@Player.PlaybackSuppressionReason
public int getPlaybackSuppressionReason()

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

public @Nullable PlaybackException getPlayerError()

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.

public MediaMetadata getPlaylistMetadata()

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.

public int getRepeatMode()

Returns the current RepeatMode used for playback.

public long getSeekBackIncrement()

Returns the seekBack increment.

public long getSeekForwardIncrement()

Returns the seekForward increment.

public boolean getShuffleModeEnabled()

Returns whether shuffling of media items is enabled.

public Size getSurfaceSize()

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

public long getTotalBufferedDuration()

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.

public TrackSelectionParameters getTrackSelectionParameters()

Returns the parameters constraining the track selection.

public VideoSize getVideoSize()

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.

public float getVolume()

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.

public void increaseDeviceVolume(@C.VolumeFlags int flags)

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.

public boolean isDeviceMuted()

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.

public boolean isLoading()

Whether the player is currently loading the source.

public boolean isPlayingAd()

Returns whether the player is currently playing an ad.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_GET_CURRENT_MEDIA_ITEM is available.

public void moveMediaItems(int fromIndex, int toIndex, int newIndex)

Moves the media item range to the new index.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

public void prepare()

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.

public void release()

Releases the player. This method must be called when the player is no longer required. The player must not be used after calling this method.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_RELEASE is available.

public void removeListener(Player.Listener listener)

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

public void removeMediaItems(int fromIndex, int toIndex)

Removes a range of media items from the playlist.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_CHANGE_MEDIA_ITEMS is available.

public void replaceMediaItems(
    int fromIndex,
    int toIndex,
    List<MediaItem> mediaItems
)

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.

public void seekTo(
    int mediaItemIndex,
    long positionMs,
    @Player.Command int seekCommand,
    boolean isRepeatingCurrentItem
)

Seeks to a position in the specified MediaItem.

public void setAudioAttributes(
    AudioAttributes audioAttributes,
    boolean handleAudioFocus
)

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.

public void setDeviceMuted(boolean muted, @C.VolumeFlags int flags)

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.

public void setDeviceVolume(int volume, @C.VolumeFlags int flags)

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.

public void setMediaItems(List<MediaItem> mediaItems, boolean resetPosition)

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.

public void setMediaItems(
    List<MediaItem> mediaItems,
    int startIndex,
    long startPositionMs
)

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.

public void setPlayWhenReady(boolean playWhenReady)

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.

public void setPlaybackParameters(PlaybackParameters playbackParameters)

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.

public void setPlaylistMetadata(MediaMetadata mediaMetadata)

Sets the playlist MediaMetadata.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_PLAYLIST_METADATA is available.

public void setRepeatMode(@Player.RepeatMode int repeatMode)

Sets the RepeatMode to be used for playback.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_REPEAT_MODE is available.

public void setShuffleModeEnabled(boolean shuffleModeEnabled)

Sets whether shuffling of media items is enabled.

This method must only be called if COMMAND_SET_SHUFFLE_MODE is available.

public void setTrackSelectionParameters(TrackSelectionParameters parameters)

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.

public void setVideoSurface(@Nullable Surface surface)

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.

public void setVideoSurfaceHolder(@Nullable SurfaceHolder surfaceHolder)

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.

public void setVideoSurfaceView(@Nullable SurfaceView surfaceView)

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.

public void setVideoTextureView(@Nullable TextureView textureView)

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.

public void setVolume(float volume)

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.

public void stop()

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.