How can I use JMF to compress .wav file inside a java applet without requiring any installation?
Are you trying to just compress the file to make it smaller? Zipping it might work. Or are you trying to change the file type?
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I want to create a mp3 player in Java. Therefore it needs JMF and mp3plugin libraries. Because, by default, Java does not support mp3 format. I can't find the mp3plugin anywhere.
https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/jmf-mp3-plugin.html
I found this link, but there is not any jar file that can be downloaded. Does anyone know where can I download the jar file, or does anyone have the library?
I searched on google for it. But I didn't get it, even from here. I want a way to develop a mp3 audio player in Java SE. It is better if I got the mp3plugin library.
Is there a way to convert a mp3 audio file into a wav audio file in java without using external libraries?
If you want to tell java "hey, convert an mp3 file", it won't do that, because it isn't made for mp3.
If, however, you are comfortable with using a purely java library, then check out JLayer. I have used it myself and it worked wonderfully.
In my final project for this course, I need to use Java to make an aplication with real use. I chose to make a music library, but I need to extract metadata from all MP3/OGG files in the library folder.
For MP3 files I think with jid3 (https://blinkenlights.org/jid3/) it's ok, but... What can I make with OGG files? Is there any Java library for both files types?
Thanks! And sorry for my english.
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This program generate a html library of a directory.
I have some files inside my app expansion file accessed with JAVA APKExpansionSupport provided by Google library. I can read files as InputStream, f.e. MP3, but I need to read this file on Flash side (to play it) and don't know how...
My initial idea was to convert the InputStream to FREByteArray but I'm not sure if that's the way. Some hints?
I finally did it through IOUtils.toByteArray conversion (for synchronous solution).
Is it possible at all to play MP3 files using only the built-in libraries provided with JDK. I've heard of the javax.media library which is found is 1.7 I think. By the way I know of jlayer but I don't want to use it.
Yes you can play MP3 file, but you need to download MP3 plugin because java framework only supports WAV and AIFF files.
Check http://www.morgenstille.at/blog/how-to-play-a-mp3-file-in-java-simple-and-beautiful/