Prevent Media Server crash while the AwesomePlayer getBitrate return …

…true with mBitrate equals to zero.

[Cause]
   - getBitrate(int64_t *bitrate) will return true if mBitrate = 0.
   - Then, in getCachedDuration_l(int64_t *durationUs, bool *eos), 
     we might execute the following function when 
     getBitrate(&bitrate) = true and bitrate = 0.
        *durationUs = cachedDataRemaining * 8000000ll / bitrate;
   - Mediaserver will be crashed when divided by zero.
   - The mediaserver crash often occur when DLNA IOP tests on Golden DMS
     with AAC_ADTS_320 audio.
[Solution]
   - Prevent the divide function executing when bitrate is zero.

Change-Id: I4439d92cee5faec95df2109e9186c33b3fff6c66

media/libstagefright/AwesomePlayer.cpp

@@ -617,7 +617,7 @@ bool AwesomePlayer::getBitrate(int64_t *bitrate) {
 bool AwesomePlayer::getCachedDuration_l(int64_t *durationUs, bool *eos) {
     int64_t bitrate;
 
-    if (mCachedSource != NULL && getBitrate(&bitrate)) {
+    if (mCachedSource != NULL && getBitrate(&bitrate) && (bitrate > 0)) {
         status_t finalStatus;
         size_t cachedDataRemaining = mCachedSource->approxDataRemaining(&finalStatus);
         *durationUs = cachedDataRemaining * 8000000ll / bitrate;