Loader.Loadable

Artifact: androidx.media3:media3-exoplayer

Kotlin |Java

public interface Loader.Loadable

Known direct subclasses

Chunk, ParsingLoadable

`Chunk`	An abstract base class for `Loadable` implementations that load chunks of data required for the playback of streams.
`ParsingLoadable`	A `Loadable` for objects that can be parsed from binary data using a `Parser`.

Known indirect subclasses

BaseMediaChunk, ContainerMediaChunk, DataChunk, FakeMediaChunk, InitializationChunk, MediaChunk, SingleSampleMediaChunk

`BaseMediaChunk`	A base implementation of `MediaChunk` that outputs to a `BaseMediaChunkOutput`.
`ContainerMediaChunk`	A `BaseMediaChunk` that uses an `Extractor` to decode sample data.
`DataChunk`	A base class for `Chunk` implementations where the data should be loaded into a `byte[]` before being consumed.
`FakeMediaChunk`	Fake `MediaChunk`.
`InitializationChunk`	A `Chunk` that uses an `Extractor` to decode initialization data for single track.
`MediaChunk`	An abstract base class for `Chunk`s that contain media samples.
`SingleSampleMediaChunk`	This class is deprecated. The only use for this class is subtitle playback, but it is only compatible with legacy subtitle decoding, which is not supported by default.

An object that can be loaded using a Loader.

Summary

Public methods
`abstract void`	`cancelLoad()` Cancels the load.
`abstract void`	`load()` Performs the load, returning on completion or cancellation.

Public methods

cancelLoad

abstract void cancelLoad()

Cancels the load.

Loadable implementations should ensure that a currently executing load call will exit reasonably quickly after this method is called. The load call may exit either by returning or by throwing an IOException.

If there is a currently executing load call, then the thread on which that call is being made will be interrupted immediately after the call to this method. Hence implementations do not need to (and should not attempt to) interrupt the loading thread themselves.

Although the loading thread will be interrupted, Loadable implementations should not use the interrupted status of the loading thread in load to determine whether the load has been canceled. This approach is not robust [Internal ref: b/79223737]. Instead, implementations should use their own flag to signal cancelation (for example, using ).

load

abstract void load()

Performs the load, returning on completion or cancellation.

Throws
`java.io.IOException`	If the input could not be loaded.