Examples of ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.TimerMultiPlayerControl

ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.TimerMultiPlayerControl

TimerMultiPlayerControl is a timer-based control mechanism for driving the operation of multiple players. Based on the start times and playing times of the Tracks associated with the MultiPlayer passed at construction, an event list is created. This list is a time-ordered list of MixerEvents. The time value recorded with each MixerEvent is an offset from the previous event. A timer is set to expire at the offset of first event. When the timer expires, the MixerCommand is executed and the timer is reset to expire at the next offset.

Note: As an implementation note, the Players coordinated by a TimerMultiPlayerControl do not need to share a TimeBase since that is effectively the role of the Timer used by TimerMultiPlayerControl. @see ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.MixerEvent @see ejmf.toolkit.multiplayer.MixerCommand

  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) {
          mp.addMultiPlayerListener(this);

  //    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);


  JTableHeader header = trackTable.getTableHeader();

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