How to render all Video frames through canvas in android - android

I am very beginner to android OS.
I am writing a media player and I get frames from the native code and will be displayed from java code as bitmaps. I convert frames from bytes array into bitmaps and then display it. Right now I am able to display one frame, but i am unable to display them continuously.
My code is as below
canvas.drawbitmap(mbitmap,0,0,null);
but when i am trying to display the next frame, it is still displaying the same previous frame and not changing. Do I need to clear the bitmap or something? Or is there any otherway to draw the rendered frames.
Thanks for any help

In android developers page, you can see
the explanation for frame animation!

Something similar at this repo.

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https://github.com/kylelo/VideoPlayerGH
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Is there any other more efficient way to realize this task? Even working on other layers of Android system is fine.
I really need some hints on it...
Because I am new in Android, so if there is any concept I am wrong, please tell me! I am really appreciate for everyone's help!

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