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The JavaSound API adds audio capabilities to the Java platform. It\'s been part of J2SE since version 1.3 and it supports the WAV, AU, and AIFF audio formats, and provides MIDI support. It doesn\'t support some other audio formats, such as MP3, but it provides a flexible plugin architecture allowing any third-party vendor to add custom audio format support through the JavaSound Service Provider Interfaces (SPIs).
Plugin Architecture
The JavaSound API provides a plugin architecture, allowing third parties to support new formats such as MP3, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, Monkey\'s Audio, and more. This architecture allows the JVM to discover and load plugins at runtime. Each plugin must implement the service provider interfaces. One implementation is needed for each new audio format supported. That\'s the reason why you can find one SPI implementation for MP3, one for Monkey\'s Audio, and so on.
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