TimedMetaData

public final class TimedMetaData
extends Object

java.lang.Object
↳	android.media.TimedMetaData

Class that embodies one timed metadata access unit, including

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Summary

Public constructors
`TimedMetaData(long timestampUs, byte[] metaData)` Constructor.

Public methods
`byte[]`	`getMetaData()`
`long`	`getTimestamp()`

From class java.lang.Object

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`final void`	`wait()` Causes the current thread to wait until it is awakened, typically by being notified or interrupted.

 public TimedMetaData (long timestampUs, byte[] metaData)

Constructor.

Parameters
`timestampUs`	`long`: the timestamp in microsecond for the timed metadata
`metaData`	`byte`: the metadata array for the timed metadata. No data copying is made. It should not be null.

 public byte[] getMetaData ()

Returns
`byte[]`	raw, uninterpreted content of this metadata access unit; for ID3 tags this includes everything starting from the 3 byte signature "ID3".

 public long getTimestamp ()

Returns
`long`	the timestamp associated with this metadata access unit in microseconds; 0 denotes playback start.