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mmapi 1.1 and mp3

 
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Hey everyone !
I am trying to use MMAPI with my J2ME application.. I am doing a multimedia player and id like to play some MP3 files..
It seems to be possible with MMAPI 1.1 (specification here : http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/final/jsr135) but i can't manage to get the implementation. it is written on sun.com
(here : http://java.sun.com/products/j2mewtoolkit/download-2_1.html) that mmapi 1.1 is included with the jwt2.1 !! but it is the version 1.0 which is actually included !!!
Does someone know where or how could i get the implementation of MMAPI1.1 ?
.. maybe some1's got an other way to play mp3 (j2me with cldc1.1,midp2.0,mmapi1.0) ?
thks a lot
Bruno
 
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Hello
I've already tried to play mp3 files with J2ME but I wasn't able to do it. I've seen many topics in this forum about this (please check them) but nobody seems to know how to do it. The only way I've heard it's possible is implementing your own mp3 decoder, which is pretty hard work.
Please let me know if you finally can do this, and how.
Diana
 
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Hello again

I've read that mp3 is supported in MMAPI 1.1, but not in J2ME Wireless Toolkit, so what I told you last time is correct: if you want to play mp3 files with WTK you will have to develop your own decoder

Regards
 
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