A AndreyPozdnyakov Member Mar 30, 2022 #1 Hello! I need to make it possible for my application to listen to an arbitrary FM radio channel in the background. Erel wrote in 2011: "There is no API available for the FM radio. It is not part of the OS." What has changed since then? Can you provide a link to an example of calling the FM radio from your own program?
Hello! I need to make it possible for my application to listen to an arbitrary FM radio channel in the background. Erel wrote in 2011: "There is no API available for the FM radio. It is not part of the OS." What has changed since then? Can you provide a link to an example of calling the FM radio from your own program?
J John Naylor Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 30, 2022 #2 Do you want to stream a radio channel from the internet? If so maybe start here with a great example of how to do it in B4J Upvote 0
Do you want to stream a radio channel from the internet? If so maybe start here with a great example of how to do it in B4J
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 30, 2022 #3 John Naylor said: of how to do it in B4J Click to expand... But he is asking about B4A and he wrote "in background". B4J does not apply with this requirements. Upvote 0
John Naylor said: of how to do it in B4J Click to expand... But he is asking about B4A and he wrote "in background". B4J does not apply with this requirements.
moster67 Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 30, 2022 #4 as far as I know, not all devices have the hardware FM chip required. sometimes, even the same phone model may have versions with or without FM-chip (for instance depending if it is an Exynos model or a snapdragon model). There are some Java APIs around which you could wrap for B4A (or perhaps use with JavaqObject) but they don't support all models; for instance: https://nabpilot.org/prototype-software-portal/fm-radio-sdk/supported-devices/ see also this: I would like to develop a radio app for Android. Can this be accomplished just through software or do I need a hardware chip for each smart phone? - Quora www.quora.com Upvote 0
as far as I know, not all devices have the hardware FM chip required. sometimes, even the same phone model may have versions with or without FM-chip (for instance depending if it is an Exynos model or a snapdragon model). There are some Java APIs around which you could wrap for B4A (or perhaps use with JavaqObject) but they don't support all models; for instance: https://nabpilot.org/prototype-software-portal/fm-radio-sdk/supported-devices/ see also this: I would like to develop a radio app for Android. Can this be accomplished just through software or do I need a hardware chip for each smart phone? - Quora www.quora.com