On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 12:37 AM, Nerius Landys <nlan...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Do you mean that you can play sound with another non-Java applications in >> the same time? With Sun's JDK 1.6.0u16 i can't do it: >> What is a difference? Is Java Sound has been rewritten for Linux? > > Yes, when using the OpenJDK 1.6, I can play sound from my Java app at > the same time that other audio apps are running, such as video games, > speech-dispatcher, Mumble, etc. Furthermore, in OpenJDK, I can play 2 > Clip objects simultaneously and it will mix them for me (presumably > using ALSA mix program). > > On the other hand Sun's JDK does not do all of the above for me. > > Thank you, OpenJDK. >
How did you install your OpenJDK? If you're using the Debian package, I think it comes with Pulseaudio support. Please check the jre/lib/ext directory and your /usr/share/java directory for pulse-java.jar. Regards Damjan
