Use mm_sound_subscribe_signal_for_daemon() rather then mm_sound_subscribe_signal()

Change-Id: I741906ce803d703b81a8311950bdb58c7c6f7319

diff --git a/packaging/libmm-player.spec b/packaging/libmm-player.spec
index 6b17ac0..d5abb72 100644 (file)
--- a/packaging/libmm-player.spec
+++ b/packaging/libmm-player.spec
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 
 Name:       libmm-player
 Summary:    Multimedia Framework Player Library
-Version:    0.5.71
+Version:    0.5.72
 Release:    0
 Group:      Multimedia/Libraries
 License:    Apache-2.0

diff --git a/src/server/mm_player_sound_focus.c b/src/server/mm_player_sound_focus.c
index f25013a..d0bcb17 100644 (file)
--- a/src/server/mm_player_sound_focus.c
+++ b/src/server/mm_player_sound_focus.c
@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ _mmplayer_sound_register(MMPlayerSoundFocus* sound_focus,
 
                if ((sig_value == 0) && (sound_focus->subscribe_id == 0))
                {
-                       ret = mm_sound_subscribe_signal(MM_SOUND_SIGNAL_RELEASE_INTERNAL_FOCUS, &sound_focus->subscribe_id,
+                       ret = mm_sound_subscribe_signal_for_daemon(MM_SOUND_SIGNAL_RELEASE_INTERNAL_FOCUS, pid, &sound_focus->subscribe_id,
                                                                        (mm_sound_signal_callback)__mmplayer_sound_signal_callback, (void*)sound_focus);
                        if (ret != MM_ERROR_NONE)
                        {