Audio files in socket programming.

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Hello..
I am trying to write a code in socket programming using java that would transfer audio files from 1 destination to another.
I am able to read the audio file successfully using AudioInputStream and AudioSystem methods.
However, i am unable to write back the same file to the destination. The client side does not receive the audio file properly.
Please can u help me?
I was able to successfully transfer a simple text file..but it just doesn't seem to work for audio files..

Thanks n regards..

Posted 24-Jan-10 2:02am

vidzdas

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ArminAddict · Answer 1 · 2010-01-24T04:19:00

Probably fragmentation is the problem if you can write simple text file.

You can try serialization through socket or you could say it is just a file(dont care its type) and read it into a byte container and send it through socket each time you read. Here a suggestion could be useful, dont use too big container, you can use a byte array sized 256.

vidzdas · Answer 2 · 2010-01-24T06:25:00

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Could you please elaborate??
What exactly do u mean by fragmentation of code?

Posted 24-Jan-10 6:25am

vidzdas

Richard MacCutchan · Answer 3 · 2010-01-24T09:47:00

I already answered this question here[^]; please do not post in multiple forums, it just confuses the issue.

The issue being: read your file as a byte stream and send it to the client. The client should save as a byte stream. The client copy of the file should be an exact copy of the original. If this is not the case then I suspect you are not following the above model.

Audio files in socket programming.

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