I have the following problem: I use SpeechRecognizer to identify a few words. I use the
public void onResults
method to destroy the SpeechR
You need to make sure you issue audioRecord.stop();
and audioRecord.release();
in your onPause()
or similar methods. If you don't, the next time you run the app, you won't get access to the device, and you'll get start() status -38
I was having a similar problem to this AudioRecord start() error status -38 what i eventually did was loop over the possible configurations of the audio recorder like the answerer said in this question AudioRecord object not initializing I like this method since it doesn't matter what device you run it on it will eventually find a configuration that it likes.
I had a different app that was probably running the background and didn't release the recording device. You also need to make sure all other apps are closed (using the switch between apps > CLEAR ALL).
I checked recording state by using audioRecord.getRecordingState()
as Michael commented.
Normally after audioRecord.startRecording();
, recordingState becomes RECORDSTATE_RECORDING.
If state is not RECORDSTATE_RECORDING, I will close app.
audioRecord.startRecording();
int recordingState = audioRecord.getRecordingState();
Log.i(VoiceRecorder.class.getSimpleName(), "RecordingState() after startRecording() = " + String.valueOf(recordingState));
if (recordingState != AudioRecord.RECORDSTATE_RECORDING) {
Log.i(VoiceRecorder.class.getSimpleName(), "AudioRecord error has occured. Reopen app.");
System.exit(0);
}