About sound support..
Godmar Back
kaffe@rufus.w3.org
Tue, 27 Jun 2000 14:34:31 -0600 (MDT)
Note that there's nothing in Kaffe that prevents you from directly
accessing an OSS device in default mode. Similarly, you can easily
implement the equivalent of "cat file.au > /dev/audio" in Java.
If you write a small JNI library, you can also export the OSS ioctl()'s
to Java. It's really just a few hundred lines of Java/C code, really
straightforward.
Parsing simple .WAV files and extracting PCM encoded music is also easy;
just download the doc from M$ and it's also just a few lines of code.
Plus, keep in mind that you always have the option of using Runtime.exec()
to fire off an external player to play MP3 and the like. This is of course
not really (Java-)portable, but may work on your system.
- Godmar
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> Hi,
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> I have Kaffe running with Swing,JMF and all is well. But then the sound
> support is missing. Can you tell me if Kaffe has the support for it
> What I want is not about Java Sound but support for even a simple
> AuidoClip.
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> I have posted this message a few times long ago and still havent got any
> reply. Hope this time I am a little lucky..:).
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> Thanks,
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> Ganesh
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