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Sound at work

With Playlist Editor and the additional component Spectrum Analyzer Light Development provides a complete application to arrange, play and visualize MP3 audio. Both components rely on an implementation of the Java Sound API and some additional work by Light Development to support the audio applications.

This small layer of supporting classes makes up the Light Development Audio Library.

Light Development Audio Library

An own threaded player class along with an interface suitable to be implemented by arbitrary audio applications for optimal interaction with the player class are the basis of the Light Development Audio Library. Classes to model individual MP3 play items and ID3 tags are additional parts of the package.

Complete working bundle

The library is bundled with all parts necessary to build own applications based on the library such as the Java Sound API implementations from Tritonus and JavaZOOM. This way simply a copy of the class binaries from this library can be used to accompany own implementations.

Examples for own implementation

Example source code on how to utilize the parts of the library is included too. Those basic samples together with the complete implementation of application Playlist Editor form a good reference for own work.

Download here

You can download the release package from below links.

Downloads and resources

release package

sources, additional libraries, examples and API docs as consistent release package (278 KB)

read API docs online

API documentation in Javadoc format for online reading

Requirements

To use the source codes in the package for own solutions a Java Software Development Kit (SDK) is required. The latest Java SDK can be obtained free of charge at

http://java.sun.com