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Bug ID: 4386052 Looping a portion of a clip from a start point to an end point doesn't work.
4386052 : Looping a portion of a clip from a start point to an end point doesn't work.

Details
Type:
Bug
Submit Date:
2000-11-03
Status:
Resolved
Updated Date:
2004-03-25
Project Name:
JDK
Resolved Date:
2004-03-25
Component:
client-libs
OS:
generic
Sub-Component:
javax.sound
CPU:
generic
Priority:
P4
Resolution:
Fixed
Affected Versions:
1.4.0
Fixed Versions:
5.0

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Description
Looping a portion of a clip from a start point to an end point doesn't work.

1. load a clip
2. Invoke setLoopPoints passing a start point 0 and end point 100
3. Invoke loop(10) on the clip

Expected result: The subsection, (frames 0 - 100), play 10 times.
Actual result: The entire clip plays 10 times.

This contradicts published JavaDoc.
Code that demonstrates this behavior is attached.
This behavior was observed on both Solaris and Windows platforms.


jerry.barnes@eng 2001-01-29
Removed from Ladybird project as per request.
Although this bug applies Ladybird as well as Merlin, there are no engineering resources to address it in the Ladybird project timeframe.

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BugTraq+ Release Management Values

COMMIT TO FIX:
tiger-beta

FIXED IN:
tiger-beta

INTEGRATED IN:
tiger-beta
2004-06-14 
PUBLIC COMMENTS

Looping a portion of a clip from a start point to an end point doesn't work.
2004-06-10 
EVALUATION


###@###.### 2002-11-02
	The following problems exist:
- the engine only allows loop points to be specified relative to the start position
- the engine only allows the start position inside the loop interval
- it would be very risky to change that behavior
- without such a change, setting loop points would affect the start position and vice versa, which is not wanted
- MixerClip (Java Sound Engine's class for Clip) does not define nSetLoopPoints to set the loop points after the device has been opened. Since the device is opened while setting the data with open(), all calls to setLoopPoints() are ignored.

	A fix is too risky because it requires a lot of changes in the Java Sound Engine with many potential side effects regarding MIDI synthesis. Direct audio renderers in Tiger will fix this automatically.


###@###.### 2003-08-23
	Tried again to fix it, but the engine is too complicated in its loop handling. Is working correctly with direct audio drivers (ALSA/DirectSound/SolarisMixer).

This is fixed with direct audio devices in 1.5.
###@###.### 2004-03-01
2004-03-01


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