Sound of babies crying
807607Jan 10 2007 — edited Jan 14 2007Hello! I am an avid dinosaur hunter and ex-astronaut, and among my leisure time I enjoy to program in Java. You could call me somewhat of a javaneer, as i have built many contraptions. My most recent program delves into the world of a child. I have programmed a fully 4-d world and realer then real life physics. The only problem i have encountered so far is sound. I would like to play a saved audio file of a baby crying (babycrybecausekickedinface.wav) but it is too large for OTIT (over the internet transfer). In .wav form the file is in excess of 20TB, however when using .mp3 or .ogg compression it is 4mb. I would like to play this audio clip in my simulation but i have yet to find a decoder with enough documentation for me to implement. Ideally, I would like to just be able to keep it simple like it is now but add support for .ogg or .mp3
EXAMPLE
AudioClip crybabycry;
crybabycry = getAudioClip(getDocumentBase(), "babycrybecausekickedinface.wav");
crybabycry.loop();
END EXAMPLE!
I want something simple like this but with the power to play other sound formats! I go hunting again this weekend and the SSOCL (secret society of child learning) would like my program for learning purposes. Please be quick to respond and I will employ a spell of mine (out of my knowledge meats) to grant you luck for a day or two as payment.
BTW. I hope you can tell whats serious in this, and just help me with audio issues. I just hate having a standard post, so... boring.