[SpaceCowboy]

I noticed when I play a byte array hard coded in my java file, the sound is very loud and crisp, but when I try to play a wav, it is very soft, and hard to hear. Has anyone had this experience. Is there anything special I need to do to wav files to make them heard. I'm playing the PCM wave files.

How do all of you guys make your byte array music? I'm not at all musically inclined btw.

SpaceCowboy

[ksenthil_070881]

Hi,

Could you please help me, i am having the byte data of wav file, how to convert this again to audio wav file to play. Thanks in advance. Its quite urgent please.

regards
Senthil K

[ksenthil_070881]

Please help me on this its quite urgent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1


Hi,

Could you please help me, i am having the byte data of wav file, how to convert this again to audio wav file to play. Thanks in advance. Its quite urgent please.

regards
Senthil K

[peterblazejewicz]

hi Senthil,

do you have .wav file in .jar as resource?

regards,
Peter

[brokendove]

Senthil,

Marking thread as urgent is not likely to get you a response faster, in fact it has the opposite effect!

In any case, if you have the wav file data as a byte array use the following code:

Player player = Manager.createPlayer(new ByteArrayInputStream(data), "audio/x-wav");
player.start();

where data is your byte array.

Vikram
MMAPI Book
http://www.mmapibook.com

[axs]

Hi, spacecowboy,

Just in addition to Vikram's reply: have you tried to use VolumeControl? Would it affect anyhow on your sound's behaviour?