internal override void ProcessMusicError(SoundMusicEventNotification eventNotification)
{
if (eventNotification.Event != SoundMusicEvent.ErrorOccurred) // no errors
{
return;
}
var soundMusicName = "Unknown";
if (CurrentMusic != null)
{
CurrentMusic.SetStateToStopped();
soundMusicName = CurrentMusic.Name;
}
Logger.Error("Error while playing the sound music '{0}'. Details follows:");
var errorEvent = (MediaPlayer.ErrorEventArgs)eventNotification.EventData;
if (errorEvent.What == MediaError.Unknown && errorEvent.Extra == 0xfffffc0e) // MEDIA_ERROR_UNSUPPORTED (Hardware dependent?)
{
Logger.Error("The data format of the music file is not supported.");
}
else if ((uint)errorEvent.What == 0xffffffed) // underlying audio track returned -12 (no memory) -> try to recreate the player once more
{
Logger.Error("The OS did not have enough memory to create the audio track.", soundMusicName);
}
else
{
Logger.Error(" [Details: ErrorCode={1}, Extra={2}]", soundMusicName, errorEvent.What, errorEvent.Extra);
}
// reset the music player to a valid state for future plays
ResetMusicPlayer();
}
internal override void StartMusic()
{
if (audioPlayer == null)
{
return;
}
if (!audioPlayer.Play())
{
// this happens sometimes when we put the application on background when starting to play.
var currentMusicName = CurrentMusic.Name;
CurrentMusic.SetStateToStopped();
ResetMusicPlayer();
Logger.Warning("The music '{0}' failed to start playing.", currentMusicName);
}
}
