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My Midiplayer isn't looping

 
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I can only figure it has something to do with the methods I'm using. The music would play, then when it reaches the end of the track, the looping method picks that up.

But for some reason, it executes both the if and else blocks.

In other words, the music plays, then when its supposed to loop again, it stops and terminates.


Here are the codes. This is the client class where the looping fails.




And this is the utility class.

 
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In the utility class where you control the looping, you simply call sequence.start(). The start method API says this:

Since the playback has just completed, the current position would be at the end of your MIDI sequence. You need to re-set the sequence. I think the best way to do that is to use:

But I wonder why you don't use the MIDI Sequencer's inbuilt looping?
 
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