Any Java users out there? I downloaded Blackdown Java (JDK1.1.6), and I am totally unable to produce a sound! I'm beginning to suspect Blackdown just never implemented to sound portion. I donwnloaded source code for an applet from O'Reilly's Java Examples In A Nutshell I compile it but when I run it in the appletviewer, and the time comes for sound to play (AudioClip.Play()) A message is sent to the terminal saying no audio device audio player stopped I have both /dev/dsp and /dev/audio and can produce sound with such applications as bplay (or the crude cat sound.au > /dev/audio as root) I set the appletviewer (appletviewer is actually the name for a symlink the real executable is called .java_wrapper) setuid root so it has permission to access the devices. Any clues would make me less clueless. Thanks, Chip
P.S. Is ADPCM the super-evil microsoft format that no opensource enthusiast deigns to support? How come I can't find a single Linux app to play ADPCM WAV files?!
