Examples of ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.MultiPlayer

ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.MultiPlayer

Plays multiple players. The MultiPlayerControl strategy associated with the MutliPlayer determines how the Players are operated. A MultiPlayer has a TrackList. Each member of the TrackList can be thought of as a media track in the sense of an a/v mixing board. Each track is a Track object and maintains the Player reference, its start time and stop time. If a MultiPlayer has a ViewingPanel associated with it, a Player's GUI components are displayed. A MultiPlayer can be used in conjunction with a TrackModel and implements the TrackModelListener interface to listen to changes to the TrackModel. A MultiPlayer has one of four states: NOTINITIALIZED, INITIALIZED, STARTED, STOPPED. @see ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.TrackList @see ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.Track @see ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.MultiPlayerControl

  String[] rawmix = Utility.vectorizeParameter(this, "TRACKDATA");
  TrackList trackList = TrackList.parseTrackData(rawmix);


  if (trackList.getNumberOfTracks() > 0) {
      addContainerListener(this);
      mp = new MultiPlayer(trackList,
          new TimerMultiPlayerControl(trackList));


      String ls;
      if (((ls = getParameter("LOOP")) != null) && 
    Boolean.valueOf(ls).booleanValue() == true) {

  // 1. On Sun, bug in setStopTime causes playing time to
  //    be truncated.
        // 2. On Intel, inability to share audio prevents > 1 player
        //    to have allocated the audio card when prefetched.
    
  multiPlayer = new MultiPlayer(trackModel,
    new TimerMultiPlayerControl(trackList));
  multiPlayer.addMultiPlayerListener(this);


  trackTable = new TrackTable(trackModel);

Examples of ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.MultiPlayer

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