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Chapter 14.4, Problem 14.31CP

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Playing sound files:

  • The classes "Media" and "MediaPlayer" are used to play audio files.
  • The audio file is been loaded into memory by "Media" class.
  • The methods for playing audio files are been provided by "MediaPlayer" class.
  • The steps involved in process of playing an audio file includes:
    • The audio file is been loaded into memory.
      • An instance of "Media" class is been created.
      • The constructor is been passed with URL that specifies name of file and its location.
    • The audio file is been played.
      • An instance of "MediaPlayer" class is been created.
      • The constructor is been passed with media object as an argument.
      • The methods that help to play audio file includes:
        • setAutoPlay(value):
          • If value "true" is been passed as argument, then audio file is immediately played.
          • It starts playing from beginning of file.
        • play():
          • It starts playing sound file.
          • Normally, it starts playing audio file from beginning.
          • If sound file is been paused currently, the method resumes from point it was paused.
        • pause():
          • It pauses the sound file.
          • The "play" method causes audio file to resume playing at point where it was paused...

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