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Android Broadcast receiver - how to get package name

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http://stackoverflow.com – How to get the package name of music player when the broadcast receiver calls the application. i used set of playsate and metachanged broadcast reciver to get the rid of music player. i need to get the package name of music player which i currently playing. I am not sure this would be possible. if anyone having idea, please share with me. (HowTos)

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default music player problem 23 weeks 23 hours ago

first..i am sorry if this is wrong section..because i am new to android...and to xda..

i recently bought xperia tipo and root it..but i accedently delete default music player app from the system folder while installing walkman player:(

can anyone please extract the music player app from its firmware....and give it to me please anyone ..........help me... (sorry for my bad engl