[tsoh_tan]

hi,

I tried to cut a long byte array into few blocks. Because of the device limitation so i have to do so.

Now i have 2 blocks of byte arrays with the duration each is 20 seconds.

So i intend to play one by one after the one block is finished. If i implements the SoundListener to catch the sound state change to play the next block, it took about 2 seconds to play the second block of the byte array.

So i schedule every 19 seconds force to stop the playing byte array and play the second block of byte array.

Now i having another problem which is weird thing and not able to know why is play so

Base on the code and log below, did anyone know how to solve it.

Here is my code
byte[] data1 = {.............};
byte[] data 2 = {.....};

queue.addElement(data1);
queue.addElement(data2);

private void PlaySong(boolean bStart)
{
try
{
if (sound == null)
{
sound = new Sound(data1, 1);
sound.setSoundListener(this);
timerAnim = new Timer();
timerAnim.schedule(new StopPlay(),0, 19000);
}

sound.play(1);
}catch (Exception e)
{}

}


public void soundStateChanged(Sound sound, int event)
{
System.out.println("Sound Event " + event);
System.out.println("Empty Q " + queue.isEmpty());
if ((event ==Sound.SOUND_STOPPED) && !queue.isEmpty())
{ System.out.println("Play 1");
byte[] adata = (byte[])(queue.elementAt(0));
queue.removeElementAt(0);
System.out.println("Play 2");
sound.init(adata,Sound.FORMAT_TONE);
System.out.println("Play 3");
sound.play(1);
System.out.println("Play 4");

}
}


public class StopPlay extends TimerTask
{

public void run()
{
System.out.println("Im on fire");
if (sound != null)
sound.stop();
}
}


My Log

Im on fire
Sound Event 0
Empty Q false
Im on fire
Sound Event 1
Empty Q false
Play 1
Play 2
Sound Event 3
Empty Q false
Sound Event 1
Empty Q false
Play 1
Play 2
Sound Event 1
Empty Q true
Play 3
Sound Event 0
Empty Q true
Play 4
Play 3
Sound Event 0
Empty Q true
Play 4