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androidadmobinterstitial
Lee Yi Hong
Lee Yi Hong

Reputation: 1340

Log Showing Media Player after admod closes

I realise that the logcat had been showing this repeatedly after showing a interstitial advertisement from admob even after closing it.

03-18 10:08:34.988: V/MediaPlayer(25595): message received msg=3, ext1=100, ext2=0
03-18 10:08:34.988: V/MediaPlayer(25595): buffering 100
03-18 10:08:34.988: V/MediaPlayer(25595): callback application
03-18 10:08:34.988: V/MediaPlayer(25595): back from callback
03-18 10:08:35.989: V/MediaPlayer(25595): message received msg=3, ext1=100, ext2=0
03-18 10:08:35.989: V/MediaPlayer(25595): buffering 100
03-18 10:08:35.989: V/MediaPlayer(25595): callback application
03-18 10:08:35.989: V/MediaPlayer(25595): back from callback
03-18 10:08:36.990: V/MediaPlayer(25595): message received msg=3, ext1=100, ext2=0
03-18 10:08:36.990: V/MediaPlayer(25595): buffering 100
03-18 10:08:36.990: V/MediaPlayer(25595): callback application
03-18 10:08:36.990: V/MediaPlayer(25595): back from callback

It only happens when there is a media advertisement like candy crush soda with the video showing. Is there any way I can close or stop the MediaPlayer in the background running?

I had tried to use 

AdRequest adRequest = new AdRequest.Builder().build();
interstitial.loadAd(adRequest);

When the activity is destroy or when onAdClose but it doesn't stop it from running in the background.

Is there anyone have the same problem as me? And does it affect the application if we ignore it totally?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 482

Answers (1)

Lazy Ninja
Lazy Ninja

Reputation: 22537

Whenever the MediaPlayer is used, the logs you mention will be shown regardless of your application mode :Debug or Release mode.
Simply put, it is out of your control.
And in my knowledge it doesn't affect your application.

Upvotes: 2

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