It's there.
OnCreate Code
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
DebugLog.LOGD("VideoPlayback::onCreate");
Log.e("Oncreate:", "VideoPlayback::onCreate");
super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
// Set the splash screen image to display during initialization:
mSplashScreenImageResource = R.drawable.splash_screen_video_playback;
// Load any sample specific textures:
mTextures = new Vector<Texture>();
loadTextures();
// Query the QCAR initialization flags:
mQCARFlags = getInitializationFlags();
// Update the application status to start initializing application
updateApplicationStatus(APPSTATUS_INIT_APP);
// Create the gesture detector that will handle the single and
// double taps:
mSimpleListener = new SimpleOnGestureListener();
mGestureDetector = new GestureDetector(getApplicationContext(), mSimpleListener);
mVideoPlayerHelper = new VideoPlayerHelper[NUM_TARGETS];
mSeekPosition = new int[NUM_TARGETS];
mWasPlaying = new boolean[NUM_TARGETS];
mMovieName = new String[NUM_TARGETS];
// Create the video player helper that handles the playback of the movie
// for the targets:
for (int i = 0; i < NUM_TARGETS; i++) {
mVideoPlayerHelper[i] = new VideoPlayerHelper();
mVideoPlayerHelper[i].init();
mVideoPlayerHelper[i].setActivity(this);
}
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NO CHANGE DONE IN INITQCAR
secondly , the app is running fine on new launch . Ony in secenerio mentioned below , it' fails to initalize qcar
Ok, well, that's good to hear.