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My LogCat gives me this error 

E/MediaPlayer-JNI﹕ QCMediaPlayer mediaplayer NOT present

So I searched for it and I found out that it looks like the device doesn't support the QCMediaPlayer. What else can I do to play Audio Files and how can I check if the QCMediaPlayer is supported?

lucidbrot
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  • possible duplicate of [Why MediaPlayer throws NOT present error when creating instance of it?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24501086/why-mediaplayer-throws-not-present-error-when-creating-instance-of-it) – Daniel Kvist May 30 '15 at 08:38
  • Related: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24501086/why-mediaplayer-throws-not-present-error-when-creating-instance-of-it The errors don't seem to be relevant according to the answers there – lucidbrot Jan 07 '19 at 12:45

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Mine Got solved by using static create method of MediaPlayer:

MediaPlayer player= MediaPlayer.create(cntx, Uri.parse(this.path));

for resource files:

MediaPlayer player = MediaPlayer.create(cntx, sound_resource_id, loop);
Armin
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1:Check whether the AndroidManifest.xml is to add the 

<"android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>

2:Some people say that after the android version 4.0 online, do not use the new ，change .creat

Have a try, the hope can help you

Anirudh Sharma
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