QTJ Audio
QuickTime Java can be the heart and soul of cross-platform video players and editors QTJ is also well-suited to be the engine of audio-only applications, such as MP3 players.
an audio player, QTBebop, that displays song metadata, band levels,
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audio and video applications as separate realms — iTunes and WinAmp are one kind of application, while iMovie and RealPlayer are another — but this separation exists at the application layer, not the media framework layer. QuickTime treats sound the same way it treats video or any other kind of dynamic media. In fact, there\'s nothing special to opening and playing a sound file in QuickTime: you create an OpenMovieFile to reference a file in a supported format (MP3, AAC, WAV, etc.), hand that to Movie.fromFile(), and call Movie.start(). The qtj61-player code
in this series will play audio files with no code changes. As far as QuickTime is concerned, imported audio files are just movies with a single track of audio media.
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