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— Cory Foy, Slashdot contributor
Mobile Media API is a low-footprint and versatile API that enables you to create multimedia applications in Java-enabled phones. With this API, it is possible to add and control audio-, video-, and image-based media to MIDlets from different sources.
Pro Java ME MMAPI explores this API in great detail. This book explains the API's architecture and covers how this architecture sits with the Mobile Independent Device Profile (MIDP). The book also shows you how to best use the multimedia capabilities of a Java-enabled phone.
This book includes detailed examples that cover the necessary basics, like audio playback and tone generation, to advanced issues, like synchronized media playback, video capture, and live radio stream. The book incorporates a mobile phone to model these examples, in addition to the Java Wireless Toolkit emulators.
— Cory Foy, Slashdot contributor
Mobile Media API is a low-footprint and versatile API that enables you to create multimedia applications in Java-enabled phones. With this API, it is possible to add and control audio-, video-, and image-based media to MIDlets from different sources.
Pro Java ME MMAPI explores this API in great detail. This book explains the API's architecture and covers how this architecture sits with the Mobile Independent Device Profile (MIDP). The book also shows you how to best use the multimedia capabilities of a Java-enabled phone.
This book includes detailed examples that cover the necessary basics, like audio playback and tone generation, to advanced issues, like synchronized media playback, video capture, and live radio stream. The book incorporates a mobile phone to model these examples, in addition to the Java Wireless Toolkit emulators.
Introducing Mobile Media API (MMAPI).- MMAPI Architecture.- Getting Started with MMAPI.- Media Player Lifecycle and Events.- Accessing Media Over the Network.- Creating and Playing Tones Using ToneControl.- Managing MIDI Using MIDIControl, TempoControl, and PitchControl.- Working with Audio and Video.- Case Study: Device Blogging.
Vikram Goyal is a serious Java developer with over eight years of experience. Vikram is excited about J2ME and its prospects. He is an experienced writer and has published several well-known books in the industry. Vikram coauthored Beginning JSP 2, Second Edition with Apress, as well other titles from other well-known publishers.
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