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Direct Access of media through HTTP

Direct Access of media through HTTP

2004-06-18 - By Markus Fuchs

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Hi Thomas,
For ways to hear music using a browser without downloading the whole
file from the server, please check
<A HREF="http://www.icecast.org">http://www.icecast.org</A>
 <A HREF="http://www.shoutcast.com">http://www.shoutcast.com</A>
 <A HREF="http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/">http://java.sun.com
/products/java-media/jmf/</A>
 <A HREF="http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/sound/">http://java.sun
.com/products/java-media/sound/</A>
Regards,
-- markus.
"Thomas Joseph (Jobi)" wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE> Hi
Markus,
Thanks for your
reply.
 I do not understand
what's JMFand RTP. I am not that new to Java, but I am still a student
and have not gone to the professional level. I have not used any Sound
APIs in my project. Morover I am very new to Enterprise programming.
I myself do not
know what's mms protocol, but I guess its Multi-media Streaming. When one
tries to listen to songs from <A HREF="http:/
/launch.yahoo.com">http://launch.yahoo.com</A>
, one gets the .aiff file from the server, which is a text file containing
a URL - something like - mms://someserver.com
?someSongID,
which the media player plays instantly.
I do not want
to stick to it. This was the only example I could get. If one could get
me a way to hear music using a browser without downloading the whole file
from the server, I would be very greateful. What should I do? I would welcome
any suggestions or referances to this end. I am ready to rework on this
topic.
For your information
- I am using, Sun's J2EE1.3.1 Server.
Thanks again
for your time and support.
: Thomas Joseph -- --
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 Hi Thomas,
AIFF is not a playlist file, but a file format for audio files.
Which audio API are you using (JMF vs. Java Sound)? Standard for streaming
media is rtp, which is supported by JMF but not Java Sound. Both support
direct http streaming of audio files, but both don't support any playlist
files -- but it should be easy to parse them on the client and request
the actual files with JMF or Java Sound.
What is MMS?
Thanks to Florian Bomers for supplying this answer!
-- markus.
  
  
Thomas Joseph (Jobi) wrote:
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Hi,
 I
am working on a project which involves creation of a music site which requires
the users to sample music. I have created a servlet which upon recieving
the request, makes a playlist file (.aiff), and presents it to the client.
I can get it all correct - the playlist file, but the media player is not
able to access the music file  through http. What can I do for this?
 o  
Is media streaming necessary?
 o  
Can I do with http itself without going in for mms protocol?
 o  
If I need to use mms protocol(as done by many music sites), what changes
I have to make to the server? (I am using, Sun's J2EE1.3.1 Server.) Can
anyone help me out??? THANKS
IN ADVANCE ! ! ! Thomas
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