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Recording sound in Java

michaelanthony · 2003-03-05 17:25:40

I'm recording from a Microphone in Java 16 bit format with JMF2 on J2SE 1.4 as part of a project. It goes into a ByteArrayOutputStream which then can be converted to a Byte array. It sounds fine when played back but my problem is when I graph these Byte values, it looks like they are being truncated after being put into 8…

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I'm recording from a Microphone in Java 16 bit format with JMF2 on J2SE 1.4 as part of a project. It goes into a ByteArrayOutputStream which then can be converted to a Byte array. It sounds fine when played back but my problem is when I graph these Byte values, it looks like they are being truncated after being put into 8 bit Bytes. It's not the graph method because this takes Ints which are 4 Bytes. Does anyone know if this is correct and/or a way to record 16 bit samples differently albeit correctly? Thanks in advance.

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