> Peter> According to the JMF-linux notes, sound capturing is
> Peter> "broken". But it doesn't say how.
>
> Actually this is somewhat incorrect. Sound capturing works but you
> can't record and play at the same time, this is a restriction of the
> current J2SE 1.3.
Ah! Ok; that clears it up. Is there some underlying problem that makes
simultaneous input/output problematic, or is it something that's likely to
be fixed in the near future?
(I am assuming it's a Linux problem; not a general J2SE 1.3 problem.)
> Peter> Device listings always return nothing (not all that
> Peter> strange, since there's really no central repository of
> Peter> capture devices in Linux). Even if I ask for 8000 hz, 8 bit
> Peter> mono sound (which is the default for /dev/dsp).
>
> Did you run jmfinit?
*bangs head against wall (almost)* - no. I've always been using the
non-Linux specific version for *playing* sounds/video; and I didn't properly
explore the Linux package, and hence didn't see it...
Thanks!
It seems to work now; although I've yeat to be able to capture audio to a
file. But that's almost certainly a coding error on my part (first-time
JMF:er).
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