Mobile Media API Section Index

Yes, the PlayerListener identifies the event type by a String, not by class type. This would typically be defined by the MMAPI implementor, not a developer just using the API.

The MMAPI offers a ToneControl that allows you to specify a series of notes. You can specify characteristics like tempo, volume, and duration for each tone to play back. After getting player with ...more

You need to share the TimeBase between the two players: player1.setTimeBase(player2.getTimeBase())

Prefetched is a state for the Player instance. It means the data has been decoded and the resource has been acquired so you can play (or record/capture) data. Until a player is in a prefetched sta...more

Just look at the constants in the interface: static java.lang.String BUFFERING_STARTED Posted when the Player enters into a buffering mode. static java.lang.String BUFFERING_STOPPED ...more

The kar file extension is for Karaoke MIDI file.

The kar file extension is for Karaoke MIDI file.

The jts file extension is for tone sequences.

The mime type is audio/x-tone-seq.

The Manager class has a getSupportedProtocols() method. Passing in null will return all the supported protocols across all content types. Passing in a specific mime type will report the protocols ...more

You can get the SourceStream associated with the DataSource and ask for its seek type via getSeekType(). This will return one of NOT_SEEKABLE, RANDOM_ACCESSIBLE, or SEEKABLE_TO_START.

Mobile Media Application Programming Interface (API)

The MMAPI is defined by JSR 135. For more information, see http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=135.

// Get the player Player player = Manager.createPlayer("capture://audio"); // Realize it player.realize() // Get the RecordControl RecordControl control = (RecordControl)capturePlayer.getContro...more

capture://audio?encoding=pcm