JavaSound API is not implemented [36904158]

Infeasible

Bug

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Description

te...@googlemail.com

created issue #1

Jan 21, 2008 04:36PM

Usage of the JavaSound API (javax.sound) is restricted to some proprietary
playback of MP3 files. All other functions are missing.

Comments

mo...@gmail.com <mo...@gmail.com> #2Jan 25, 2008 09:48PM

Status: Won't Fix (Infeasible)

We do not currently aim to implement the Java Sound API.

ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #3May 17, 2008 09:48PM

Then either remove the API or implement it correctly. Non-working API only confuses
users and gives them false hope. I wasted a day trying to play a sound, dealing with
non-sensical error messages only to finally find this bug. Many thanks, really.

ma...@gmail.com <ma...@gmail.com> #4Jul 9, 2008 06:46PM

I apologize for my offensive tone. Note to self: take a few deep breaths before
adding a comment :)

se...@gmail.com <se...@gmail.com> #5Jul 14, 2008 07:50PM

> We do not currently aim to implement the Java Sound API.

If there is currently no aim to implement the Java Sound API, I'd be most interested
in the recommended way to play a ByteArrayInputStream or AndroidAudioInputStream?
This functionality is critical to my use of Android, but I found the current APIs
rather confusing, with many interfaces limited to playing a fixed sound file or URL.

Thanks

he...@gmail.com <he...@gmail.com> #6Nov 6, 2008 05:05PM

I need the Java Sound API to port over a guitar tuner.

ce...@gmail.com <ce...@gmail.com> #7Mar 16, 2010 03:26PM

Is there any way to play a PCM coded byte stream by using current 2.1 SDK?

fr...@gmail.com <fr...@gmail.com> #8Jul 14, 2010 09:14PM

#5 There is at least one FLAC player for Android 1.6 (possibly also 1.5 or earlier), so yes, it is possible.

ar...@gmail.com <ar...@gmail.com> #9Jan 21, 2018 12:53PM

is there any source code for merging two mp3 files in android?