Android ndk java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: nativeStart?

You took the aacplayer classes from original package com.spoledge. Aacplayer and dropped them into your own package com.example. Xmlparsingex (probably originated in some Android example).

You can't do that . Pure Java classes will survive it (supported by Eclipse refactoring), but classes with native methods won't. Native methods are bound to specific function names in native library.

If the native library libaacarray.so exports a function Java_com_spoledge_aacplayer_ArrayDecoder_nativeStart then the corresponding java class must be com.spoledge.aacplayer. ArrayDecoder and there is no way around it. Unless you want to tweak and recompile the native library too.

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