Hello Douglas, I finally got a chance to play with your JavaGran2 demo. Very fun! I got some great sound out of it. Here are some random comments: In order to...
Hello Please help me in communication from pc to phone and phone to pc. I will be very thankful. ok Riaz Ahmad ... Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free,...
Hello there, I was wondering if and how it might be possible to get the 2 channels of a stereo file as seperate mono channels... Thanksalot! Michael...
Hello again, I am not sure if this is a Java or JSyn related problem, but maybe others had similar experiences: I am trying to create executable JAR files from...
... JSyn is probably not the right product for your application. JSyn is designed for music synthesis. Dialogic is the leader in PC to phone hardware. They...
... If you just need to do a couple files, then a sample editor like GoldWave can do that easily. If you need to separate stereo tracks in JSyn. 1) read() the...
Hello Michael, I often run JAR files that reference JSyn in a classpath. This should work. We need more info: What OS are you using? What Java version are you...
Hello Phil, As usual a quick response, thanks! the OS is WinXP, Java Version 1.4.1_02 I tried launching the JAR file by double-click, but nothing happens. Via ...
Hello Michael, ... I assume you included a manifest.mf file containing, for example: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Main-Class: com.mydomain.MyApplication Created-By:...
Hello Phil, ... Yes, I did. Without the manifest I get different errors, since it can't find the main class. ... I installed 1.3.1_08 to try it but I still get...
Try: java -cp JSynClasses.jar com.softsynth.jsyn.SomeClassInJsyn ..to make sure things are where they are expected. Nick ... [Non-text portions of this...
Maybe try: java -cp <pathto>JSynClasses.jar com.softsynth.jsyn.SomeClassInJsyn ..to make sure things are where they are expected. Nick ... [Non-text...
This is bizarre. It should find the SynthFilter in the JSynClasses.jar file. Try dumping the table of contents of the jar file and piping the result through...
Wait a sec - running test.jar survived (I assume) Synth.startEngine() but died on new SynthFilter()? Now I'm really confused because it is finding some but...
It didn't survice startEngine() because it doesn't even execute a single line. It already stops during initialization when the interpreter checks the...
Yup, the SynthFilter is there and I also couldn't find any interfering classes in my own JAR file. I was using Eclipse to generate the JARs, when I used the...
I mean why did the error show up as java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/softsynth/jsyn/SynthFilter ... instead of ... java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:...
... I think Eclipse packages its .classpath file used by the project into the jar file. This could be the conflict. I would not use Eclipse to create the...
Sorry, I probably didn't describe clearly enough what I ment: ... import com.softsynth.jsyn.*; ... public class AudioContext { private int chnls; public...
Thanks Nick, You are right, the obvious things often hide most stubbornly. ... I think it doesn't, unless you specify it and even then the .classpath file will...
The startEngine() call might occur earlier in the execution of the code. But the ClassLoader checks for classes before executing the code. So the order of...
So this isn't the "right" way to do things but I have found lately that when creating JAR files that need to reference classes in other JAR files that I need...
Hallo Does any one know how to pause an audio file which is playing and also mute the audio file ( mute is possible by making the amplitude very low ) but I...
... mute the audio file ( mute is possible by making the amplitude very low ) A simple way is to pause is to stop the player but do not rewind the audio file,...
Hello Phil, following your challenge I've tried to learn more about arrays. Breaking down the code this way enormously(!) a new problem raised: the 64 instance...
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Wolfgang - The easiest way out of this, in my view, is to define your own subclass of MouseAdapter, which maintains its own reference to the Label, i, and j,...
... I was working on a response to this as well - there are a number of ways to redesign it so it does what you want. Nick's solution is straightforward. ...