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Dayum, son. Nobody's gonna wanna follow that post. [/SPOILER]

Lol thanks, I appreciate your post anyway :D

There's a thread about Narnia in the media forum...

Oh nice, well, I'm done now, 'cuz I'm super hungry and need food, and then I gotta go meet some people, and then I gotta clean up my notation for Lokvor, 'cuz my composition prof. is ocd about notation.

class AudioThread extends Thread{ private SourceDataLine line; private AudioThread(String filename) throws LineUnavailableException{ AudioFormat audioFormat=new AudioFormat(44100,16,2,true,false); //44100 Hz, 16-bit depth, stereo, signed, little endian DataLine.Info info=new...

Now that Noxid has informed me that you have informed him that the lack of code tags in vms is highly annoying, I can post a modified version of the AudioThread class which uses a custom AudioFormat rather than one derived from an AudioInputStream.

Note that it is highly likely that, at some point, I will slip up and refer to a clip as sample (since I'm used to referring to them both as samples). Feel free to call me out on this if you have reason to believe I have done it.

To avoid confusion, for the remainder of this postathon, I'll use the word "sample" to refer to the former sort, and the word "clip" to refer to the latter sort.

The use of the word "sample" can be somewhat confusing, since it can refer either to a single point of data in the waveform (this is how I'm currently using it) or to an entire waveform (such as one would use it when talking about "importing samples" as one would do in pxtone or a similar...

You probably already know this, but in case you don't, the sample rate is the number of samples per second (typically 44100), and the bit depth refers to the number of bits needed to encode each sample (typically 8 or 16) and number of channels, except in really odd situations (i.e. surround...

One can simply use the AudioFormat constructor, which takes the sample rate in samples per second, the bit depth, the number of channels, the signed/unsigned nature of the data, and the big/little endianness of the data.

Well, as fate would have it, the Java API documentation was much more helpful this time.

Yep, so, how to make an AudioFormat without an AudioInputStream 101.

FeY?

My guess would be that Occam's Razor is correct in this instance. edit: well, it would've been more convincing if you'd actually quoted gir's post...

And you can bet your ass I'll go into excruciatingly great detail on all 3 of them, and make them consist of really short posts like this that only take a little while to write.

Pfft, patience mah boi, there'll be MUCH more eventually ('specially since you opted for ALL THREE options...)

Ah, well that makes sense. I feel like less of an idiot now :mrgreen:

Oh, derp. Is that a recent change? 'cause I'm pretty sure there was a time when you couldn't...

Between the previous post and this one, I went to a psychiatrist to fix my split personality. Said psychiatrist was also a cunning linguist (which may or may not be my new user title come new year's) and was able to restore my use of pronouns to its former fantabulous glory. I think that's...

After I expressed I's agreement with myself's pronouncement, me frowned and said:

Sensing that me was rather put off at having been so rudely interrupted, myself directed myself's comments toward I and continued:

And then myself intejected:

And me continued:

I furrowed I's brow and said: