Change the doxygen

Change-Id: Iaa76450da11f2605056479581c14b999381f9e7a
Signed-off-by: EonseokLee <eonseok.lee@samsung.com>

diff --git a/inc/FMediaIAudioInEventListener.h b/inc/FMediaIAudioInEventListener.h
index 7288be9..b24bb13 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FMediaIAudioInEventListener.h
+++ b/inc/FMediaIAudioInEventListener.h
@@ -37,9 +37,10 @@ namespace Tizen { namespace Media
  *
  * @since              2.0
  *
- * @remarks                    OnAudioInInterrupted() is called when the application is interrupted by another application and OnAudioInReleased() event can be called at the end of interruption.
- *                     OnAudioInAudioFocusChanged() is called when the application is interrupted by another application but the end of interruption is not notified.
- *                     So, the application should handle both events to work properly on various sound scenarios between applications.
+ * @remarks                    The OnAudioInInterrupted() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, and the OnAudioInReleased() method is called at the end of this interruption.
+ * The OnAudioInAudioFocusChanged() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, but the end of this interruption is not be notified.
+ * So, an application must accordingly handle both the events when audio switching occurs between various applications.
+ *
  *
  * The %IAudioInEventListener interface provides various methods that are called during the operations of %AudioIn.
  * %AudioIn captures audio data from the device in asynchronous mode,

diff --git a/inc/FMediaIAudioOutEventListener.h b/inc/FMediaIAudioOutEventListener.h
index 08d7a4e..19abe97 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FMediaIAudioOutEventListener.h
+++ b/inc/FMediaIAudioOutEventListener.h
@@ -36,9 +36,9 @@ class AudioOut;
  *
  * @since              2.0
  *
- * @remarks                    OnAudioOutInterrupted() is called when the application is interrupted by another application and OnAudioOutReleased() event can be called at the end of interruption.
- *                     OnAudioOutAudioFocusChanged() is called when the application is interrupted by another application but the end of interruption is not notified.
- *                     So, the application should handle both events to work properly on various sound scenarios between applications.
+ * @remarks                    The OnAudioOutInterrupted() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, and the OnAudioOutReleased() method is called at the end of this interruption.
+ * The OnAudioOutAudioFocusChanged() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, but the end of this interruption is not be notified.
+ * So, an application must accordingly handle both the events when audio switching occurs between various applications.
  *
  *  The %IAudioOutEventListener interface represents a listener that receives the AudioOut related events. The %AudioOut class works in asynchronous mode, and when the application plays audio data with the %AudioOut class,
  *  the caller must implement this interface to receive an event from %AudioOut.

diff --git a/inc/FMediaIPlayerEventListener.h b/inc/FMediaIPlayerEventListener.h
index 3f414f4..ddc524e 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FMediaIPlayerEventListener.h
+++ b/inc/FMediaIPlayerEventListener.h
@@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ namespace Tizen { namespace Media
  *
  * @since              2.0
  *
- * @remarks                    OnPlayerInterrupted() is called when the application is interrupted by another application and OnPlayerReleased() event can be called at the end of interruption.
- *                     OnPlayerAudioFocusChanged() is called when the application is interrupted by another application but the end of interruption is not notified.
- *                     So, the application should handle both events to work properly on various sound scenarios between applications.
+ * @remarks                    The OnPlayerInterrupted() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, and the OnPlayerReleased() method is called at the end of this interruption.
+ * The OnPlayerAudioFocusChanged() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, but the end of this interruption is not be notified.
+ * So, an application must accordingly handle both the events when audio switching occurs between various applications.
  *
  * The %IPlayerEventListener interface specifies the methods used to notify the status of the media player during the media playing events.
  * The player engine works asynchronously. Therefore, it is important to implement this listener to ensure that the player flows correctly.

diff --git a/inc/FMediaITonePlayerEventListener.h b/inc/FMediaITonePlayerEventListener.h
index 533d726..93c1b9e 100644 (file)
--- a/inc/FMediaITonePlayerEventListener.h
+++ b/inc/FMediaITonePlayerEventListener.h
@@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ class TonePlayer;
  *
  * @since              2.0
  *
- * @remarks                    OnTonePlayerInterrupted() is called when the application is interrupted by another application and OnTonePlayerReleased() event can be called at the end of interruption.
- *                     OnTonePlayerAudioFocusChanged() is called when the application is interrupted by another application but the end of interruption is not notified.
- *                     So, the application should handle both events to work properly on various sound scenarios between applications.
+ * @remarks                    The OnTonePlayerInterrupted() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, and the OnTonePlayerReleased() method is called at the end of this interruption.
+ * The OnTonePlayerAudioFocusChanged() method is called when an application is interrupted by another application, but the end of this interruption is not be notified.
+ * So, an application must accordingly handle both the events when audio switching occurs between various applications.
  *
  * The %ITonePlayerEventListener interface specifies the methods used to notify the status of the tone player.
  */