Does Microsoft VM play sounds?
Hi, I was running my applet that contain music and it ran fine in Sun's VM 1.4. But when I tried the applet in Microsofts VM, there was no sound, but the applet ran fine. Does anybody know if sounds could be played (like .mid, .wav) on Microsoft VMs? If they do, did I do something wrong? By the way, I compiled my applet with -target 1.1.
I had a sound converter that I downloaded from the net when I needed it, but I don't recall what it was. In any case, yes it is highly possible to convert sound files format, like it is with text files and other types of files. You just need the converter to do so. Look on the Internet
This program will convert just about any audio format.
http://www.fmjsoft.com/awframe.html
The last time I tried it the demo was fully functional but it would only allow one save per session, so if you want to covert more that one audio file you have to exit and load the program back up, not a big deal. I doubt it will covert .midi to .au.
You can (if you have to) playback a midi file and use a sound recorder to capture its audio.
As evanzs said Mu-Law 8-bit mono is poo and not really suitable for music, its clarity is comparable to a **** down a telephone line.
Well yeah....
.au is a Waveform based format. (similar to .wav)
It is ideal of complex sounds. (i.e. Sound FX)
.mid is synthesised sound.
Ideal for sound with repetition. (i.e. Music)
Use the right format for the right job, and stop limiting yourself to JRE1.1!!!!!!
Abusea at 2007-7-14 22:18:58 >
