Controling windows volume control from java

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#1

Is there any libries available which lets java control windows volume control?
I need it to control the volume and mic input level and to select mic as the recording input. iv’e looked through the foums but can find no answers. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Paul.

#2

I would ask the people over at the JDIC project: https://jdic.dev.java.net/

They are working on better java desktop integration. While I don’t believe they do what you want, they might be happy to add it.

Will.

#3

use fmod - present wrapper for java is in lwjgl

#4

I searched google for fmod and came up with a sound engine, don’t thinks it’s for java though.
Why did you mention jlwgl?

#5

there is a java wrapper of fmod in lwjgl.

#6

I’ve found a wrapper for fmod at: http://topresult.tomato.co.uk/~jerome/NativeFmod/index.html
just hoping it lets me select mic as recording input and adjust recording level.

#7

I think ill forget fmod, the licence is $2000 per platform.
Im using JMF(Java Media Framework) with my internet phone system im developing, all i need now is a simple way to select the mic as recording input and to adjust the recording input level, i’ve no need to actually open windows volume control just need to control the soundcard’s mixer.

#8

[quote]I think ill forget fmod, the licence is $2000 per platform.
Im using JMF(Java Media Framework) with my internet phone system im developing, all i need now is a simple way to select the mic as recording input and to adjust the recording input level, i’ve no need to actually open windows volume control just need to control the soundcard’s mixer.
[/quote]
What’s this? $2000 per platform…? I thought it was free? Does this mean you have to pay if you bundle your apps with it?

#9

yes- the java wrapper will be free. but fmod.dll and mac
jazz is $2000 to distro. but then fmod does everything
and is worth the cost if u ask me.

its free if u want to make free software with it mind.

brett (dude that makes fmod) is a top dude so if u have
a cost prob email him he may sort u out :slight_smile:

#10

Im using Java media framework for my project, fmod looks impressive but most of it is not needed for my project, im looking for a free solution to adjust my soundcard mixer properties. My project will be sold for profit.