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

To set the destination location for a recording operation, the RecordControl offers a setRecordLocation() which you provide a URI string to.

RTSP is a public standard for streaming media. The locator syntax for specifying RTSP sessions is: "rtsp://" address [ ":" port ] [ "/" type ]

Player player = Manager.createPlayer("http://example.com/example.midi"); player.start();

That would be with the TempoControl. Get it from the Player and call the setTempo() method, passing in a value for the number of milli-beats per minute.more

Use the setLoopCount() method of Player to playback media with looping. A value of -1 means forever. A value of 1 is the default. 0 is invalid.more

You need to get the VolumeControl object from the Player and change the volume through that: vc = (VolumeControl) player.getControl("VolumeControl"); if(vc != null) { vc.setVolume(50); } more

You have to get the MetaDataControl object for the associated player. There are four predefined keys that you can ask for: TITLE_KEY, DATE_KEY, COPYRIGHT_KEY, and AUTHOR_KEY, though other informat...more

The Manager has a static playTone() method to generate tones. You can also create a Manager.TONE_DEVICE_LOCATOR player object with Player player = Manager.createPlayer(Manager.TONE_DEVICE_LOCATOR)...more

You need to attach a PlayerListener to the Player.

RecordStore rs = RecordStore.open("name"); byte record[] = rs.getRecord(id); ByteArrayInputStream bais = new ByteArrayInputStream(record); Player player = Manager.createPlayer(bais, "audio/x-wav"...more

You need to know the mime type of the audio file and pass it as a stream to the Player object. InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStream("/example.wav"); Player player = Manager.createPlaye...more

This is similar to playing an audio file but requires you to get the control to display the video on. You need to see the results, not just hear them. InputStream is = getClass().getResourceAsStr...more

Use the locator string of "capture://video" to create the Player, then get the VideoControl for the viewfinder, and finally VideoControl.getSnapshot(String type) to take the picture.