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<0> chanel number 4 or 5 ? ;-)
<1> haha , Lion-O
<1> Nous sommes Francais ! Nous avons le droit de sentir !
<2> re ... anyone know AudioInputStream ?
<3> Somewhat.. been a while.
<2> So ... i've the bytes buffer ... and i search how do a spectrum with it ...
<4> hi
<4> ltns
<4> any of the regs about?
<4> Clackwell?
<3> That's beyond what I did with it. :) I created a WAV file editor in Java a few years ago. I'd imagine you just need to find an algorithm for crunching the numbers.
<4> talios
<5> hey funkular!
<5> ltns
<5> hows life in a terrorist nation today?
<2> Resonator, yes ... hum i dont know how that's work ... when i get the FrameSize that say 2 samples ... and SampleSize are 16bits ... 2byte ... i know how convert it to int but i dont understand how many sample are played each time ...
<2> its relatives to the FrameRate ?
<3> Yeah
<3> That's correct.
<4> hi tal
<4> going well
<4> my client didnt want to pay me for the work i was doing. paying me the lower rate for less skilled work.
<4> so i moaned, ask for my proper rate.
<4> i got told not to hold them ransom, to do the work and notrefuse to.
<4> and tell them if im renewing my contact
<4> contract.
<4> life as a contractor eh?
<2> it's good if i obtain int positive and negative ? ex: -508 and after 206, ect ect
<3> Doesn't matter as long as you remember wherre baseline is (0 for signed, middle-ranged number for unsigned - the range depends on the sample size)
<3> If you're planning to do spectral analysis, I believe you're going to have to do a number of Fourier Transforms on the input.
<3> So you'd be best off with signed integers. Fourier transforms are all functions of sine and cosine, so a 0 baseline would be useful.
<5> funkular, joy - sounds like FUN
<5> surely they should pay the rate set out on the contract?
<6> anyone know if clearing an array by re***igning its ref to a new array (rather than iterating it) is a bad thing? Perhaps bad for garbage collection if done in a loop..?
<7> as opposed to creating a new array and unreferencing the old one?
<7> seems easier
<6> instead of: for (int i = 0; i < someArray.length; someArray[i++] = 0);
<6> this: someArray = new int[someArray.length];
<6> wondering whether there are issues with clearing up the dereferenced arrays if the code's in a tight loop
<7> oh.. it is just a simple data type array
<6> just an array of ints
<7> beats me then.. when it creates and array.. does it have to allocate space and then initialise the values?
<6> hmm not a clue actually. i guess it must do
<7> or does it just have big blocks of null bytes sitting arround where it doesn't have to initialize it because it knows it is there
<6> good point tho, hadn't thought of overhead initialising the new ones
<7> http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-03-1998/jw-03-initialization.html reading that it sounds like it has to inialize it after it is allocated and that it doesn't just have free null blocks lieing arround
<7> which probably makes more sense because why would it go about making null blocks (when as well) if it didn't have to
<6> hmm ok thanks. so maybe creating a new array each time isn't actually any faster anyways
<8> Hi I have prolem with java 1.5, everything is working fine in 1.4_... I'm doing like panel's with images loaded into it and i do a lots of UI.updateUI();
<8> anyone would know why in 1.5 it make the program not responding?
<0> awww, teraluser is already gone. oh well.
<8> how can I have like multiple content pane at the same palce? like bordered layout center?
<9> [n3m]TheAce[: no clue what you mean. try to explain so that someone without telepathic capabilities can understand you.
<9> that's always a good idea by the way.
<8> well I have like a pane which can contains other panes...
<8> i try to use setVisible(false) but the other ones that are to true isnt showing
<8> so i had to use jPanel.remove(0), jPanel.add(mypaneNewPane, BorderLayout.Center)... then updateUI so it gets visible
<8> Isn't there somehting where i could say ot the Pane the index to put visible?
<9> [n3m]TheAce[: maybe you are not telling the container to validate(); and repaint(); itself.
<8> can I have ultiple pane at BorderLayout.CENTER?
<8> that i can show and hide?
<9> not that i know. maybe a cardlayout should be used there?
<8> isn't a JLayeredPanel able to do that?
<8> :S
<9> no idea
<8> everything is done and well placed but its in different panes
<8> it screw me up
<9> [n3m]TheAce[: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/uiswing/layout/card.html
<9> this world could be a better place if people started listening to me.
<9> talios: give me all your money.
<8> nice thx Clackwell that seems to work like a charm!!
<9> [n3m]TheAce[: welcome
<10> helllooooooo
<10> kinda bored... so why does everyone in here use java?
<8> arg i dont understand why it does crash :(
<11> Say you have an array object in a Linked List
<11> What's the Easiest way to pull that information out and ***ign the values to a string value
<12> return the reference from the list
<12> then process it in a loop
<11> Yeah, How do I get it out
<11> If item was an array
<11> I tried
<11> item = list.get(x)
<11> x being an int
<12> should work
<11> so I figured it would grab the array from index X and ***ign it to array item
<11> Lemme give ya the error
<12> remember to cast
<11> found: java.lang.Object
<12> unless using generics
<12> cast
<12> (int[])list.get ... or similar
<11> ahhh
<11> I'll try
<11> Huh, Maybe it worked
<11> Well, I think it's kinda working
<11> Yeah, that solved it
<11> Now I got a logic problem
<11> Thanks calchas
<12> nbp
<12> np
<13> hello could anyone help me about java?
<12> ask a question and see
<13> mantis calchas?
<13> anyway
<13> ok
<13> i have to tokenize a text
<13> my problem is
<13> that i tokenize it
<13> but the text inside have some errors
<13> and i need to print only the errors and the line whick errors are
<13> instead of the all text
<13> could u pls help me?
<12> how far have you got
<12> no pvt msg, please
<13> ok
<13> i need
<13> to right the code
<13> to print the error line
<13> in tokens
<13> for example
<13> error line 2 number of tokens 5 robert:clair:256:03-07-05:iiirrrrr
<12> are these lines Strings ?
<13> (error line 2 number of tokens 5)the error message (robert:clair:256:03-07-05:iiirrrrr)= the wrong token
<13> yes
<12> then use indexOf to check for the 'error line' and only output those lines
<13> could u give me an example pls?
<12> if( myLine.indexOf( "error line" ) > -1 ) { ...
<13> i have to use java io
<13> could u give me exaclty an example cause i dont know java vwey good
<13> this is a string right?
<12> yes
<13> could u pls write it all of it?
<12> no
<12> I don't do homework
<13> its not a hw
<12> I help people find answers themselves
<13> ok
<13> thanks
<12> np
<14> hey all, I'm just getting familiar with the Eclipse IDE and had a general Java question. In what situation would you have an external jar that needs to be referenced at build-time but not at run-time?
<5> cluckuniv, running unit tests, code generation tools, xml/xslt transformations - lots of things.
<14> thanks
<15> anyone familiar with website authentication?
<16> morning
<17> hi
<18> Moin Clackwell.
<19> is there any particular trick to scrolling a scrollbar to thebeginning other than setValue ()
<20> hi
<20> wondering if its possible to access things like webcams with Java'
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