The videoStateToString method erroneously assumed that if the videostate
was Audio - Paused, that it was audio-only. Simple logic error to fix.
Test: Added new unit tests.
Bug:
35645334
Change-Id: Ia5ae4d05284b70ad4ba86b8e5d2c53ee8e68a1fa
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.append("Audio");
- if (isAudioOnly(videoState)) {
+ if (videoState == STATE_AUDIO_ONLY) {
sb.append(" Only");
} else {
if (isTransmissionEnabled(videoState)) {
/**
* Indicates whether the video state is audio only.
+ * <p>
+ * Note: Considers only whether either both the {@link #STATE_RX_ENABLED} or
+ * {@link #STATE_TX_ENABLED} bits are off, but not {@link #STATE_PAUSED}.
*
* @param videoState The video state.
* @return {@code True} if the video state is audio only, {@code false} otherwise.