[bug] Sound files in Android's "raw" folder can't be played by ANEs about adobe-runtime-support HOT 9 CLOSED

Ok, here we go. Here's an easy sample project to reproduce the problem.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Download the demo app here and try to run the ANE on Android according to the instruction.
2. Inject your sound file to the Android's res/raw folder using this software.
3. when scheduling for a LocalNotification to happen, set the sound property like this: setting.sound = "androidSound";

var setting:NotificationAndroidSettings = new NotificationAndroidSettings();
setting.notificationId = 3;
setting.payload = "payload data";
setting.title = "the title";
setting.message = "the message";
setting.time = new Date().getTime() + 5000; // means 5 seconds from now
//setting.sound = file.nativePath; // to play a sound from File.documentsDirectory
setting.sound = "androidSound"; // to play a sound from res/raw folder. Not including the .mp3 file extension
setting.vibrate = true;

Notification.init();
Notification.adjust(setting);

As soon as the notification happens, no sound will be heard and the error shows in AndroidStudio's logcat.

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While I was writing the Steps to Reproduce section, I told to myself "this is too hard to be tested!" So, you're right. Let me build another ANE for this reason, maybe a localNotification ANE to avoid the hard steps of producing the FCM one. Thanks for the suggestion.

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Oh, and by the way, this happens in Android ONLY on all AIR SDK versions.

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Just to be sure I'm adding the correct labels: this happens on all AIR platforms, right? (I.e. iOS, Android, Desktop).

As for reproducibility: My guess is that if you take the time to create a minimal ANE without dependencies (containing a sound and trying to play it back), and provide Adobe with source + binaries, you'd have higher chances of them looking into it. But it's their call, of course.

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Thanks a lot for the info — just saw that Android was mentioned in the title, too. Cheers!!

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This also happens with Video files! Video files packaged inside the apk will be compressed and can't be played in our Augmented Reality ANE. I guess if Adobe is fixing the compression problem for sound files, they should also do the same fix for the video files.

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Sound problem has solved in Air 29.0 ?

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@myflashlab Hi - are you able to confirm that this is sorted now using the configuration settings we've put into the ADT config file? e.g. UncompressedExtensions setting and the change to ensure files in res/raw aren't compressed?

If it's sorted now, please could you close the issue! Thanks

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yes, it is fixed now. I confirm :) I didn't know this issue was open.

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