AngularJS factory, return object to be used again in factory

I'm trying to create a wrapper / factory around the cordova media plugin, which requires you to create a new Media object, and then use it again to pause, stop, play, etc it.

The factory + link to actual code:

.factory('$cordovaMedia', ['$q', function ($q) {

return {
  newMedia: function (src) {
    var q = $q.defer();
    var mediaStatus = null;

    var media = new Media(src,
      function (success) {
        q.resolve(success);
      }, function (error) {
        q.reject(error);
      }, function (status) {
        mediaStatus = status;
      });

    return {
      media: media,
      mediaStatus: mediaStatus,
      promise: q.promise
    }
  },


  play: function (source) {
    return source.play();
  },

  stop: function (source) {
    return source.play();
  }
  }]);

Example usage of how the factory works with this implementation:

var media = $cordovaMedia.newMedia('some/src.mp3').media

$cordovaMedia.play(media);
$cordovaMedia.stop(media);

As you can see I'm creating a new Media object, and assigning it to a variable and using it again through the factory.

I'm wondering if there is a better way of doing this? Mainly what is the best way in AngularJS to create an object in a factory, which must be used again, through the same factory?