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Interface Summary |
| CachingControl |
CachingControl is an interface supported by Players
that are capable of reporting download progress. |
| Clock |
The Clock interface is implemented by objects that support
the Java Media time model. |
| Control |
The base interface for processing Control objects. |
| Controller |
Controller, which extends Clock,
provides resource-allocation
state information, event generation, and a mechanism for obtaining objects
that provide additional control over a Controller. |
| ControllerListener |
ControllerListener is an interface for handling asynchronous
events generated by Controllers. |
| Duration |
The Duration interface provides a way to determine the
duration of the media being played by a media object. |
| GainChangeListener |
GainChangeListener is an interface for handling
GainChangeEvents generated by
GainControls. |
| GainControl |
GainControl is an interface for manipulating audio signal
gain. |
| MediaEvent |
MediaEvent is the base interface for events supported
by the media framework. |
| MediaHandler |
MediaHandler is the base interface for objects
that read and manage media content delivered from a
DataSource. |
| MediaProxy |
MediaProxy is a MediaHandler which
processes content from one DataSource,
to produce another DataSource. |
| Player |
Player is a MediaHandler for rendering
and controlling time based media data. |
| TimeBase |
A TimeBase is a constantly ticking source of time,
much like a crystal. |
|
Class Summary |
| CachingControlEvent |
This event is generated by a Controller that supports
the CachingControl interface. |
| ConnectionErrorEvent |
A ConnectionErrorEvent is posted when an error occurs within a DataSource
when obtaining data or communicating with a server. |
| ControllerClosedEvent |
A ControllerClosedEvent describes an event that is
generated when an a Controller is closed. |
| ControllerErrorEvent |
A ControllerErrorEvent describes an event that is
generated when an error condition occurs that will cause
a Controller to cease functioning. |
| ControllerEvent |
ControllerEvent is the base class for events generated by
a Controller. |
| DataStarvedEvent |
DataStarvedEvent indicates that a Controller has
lost data or has stopped receiving data altogether. |
| DeallocateEvent |
A DeallocateEvent is posted as an acknowledgement of the
invocation of the deallocate method. |
| DurationUpdateEvent |
DurationUpdateEvent is posted by a Controller when its
duration changes. |
| EndOfMediaEvent |
An EndOfMediaEvent indicates that the Controller
has reached the end of its media and is stopping. |
| GainChangeEvent |
A GainChangeEvent is posted by a
GainControl when its state has been updated. |
| InternalErrorEvent |
An InternalErrorEvent indicates that a Controller failed
for implementation-specific reasons. |
| Manager |
Manager is the access point for obtaining
system dependent resources such as Players,
DataSources, and the system TimeBase. |
| MediaLocator |
MediaLocator describes the location of
media content. |
| MediaTimeSetEvent |
A MediaTimeSetEvent is posted by a Controller when its
media-time has been set with the setMediaTime method. |
| PackageManager |
A PackageManager maintains a persistent store of
package-prefix lists. |
| PrefetchCompleteEvent |
A PrefetchCompleteEvent is posted when a Controller finishes
Prefetching. |
| RateChangeEvent |
A RateChangeEvent is a ControllerEvent that is posted when
a Controller's rate changes. |
| RealizeCompleteEvent |
A RealizeCompleteEvent is posted when a Controller finishes
Realizing. |
| ResourceUnavailableEvent |
A ResourceUnavailableEvent indicates that a Controller was
unable to allocate a resource that it requires for operation. |
| RestartingEvent |
A RestartingEvent indicates that a Controller has moved from
the Started state back to the Prefetching state
(a Stopped state) and intends to return to the
Started state when Prefetching is complete. |
| StartEvent |
StartEvent is a TransitionEvent that indicates that
a Controller has entered the Started state. |
| StopAtTimeEvent |
A StopAtTimeEvent indicates that the Controller has stopped because it reached
its stop time. |
| StopByRequestEvent |
A StopByRequestEvent indicates that the Controller has stopped in response to a stop call. |
| StopEvent |
StopEvent is a ControllerEvent that indicates that a Controller
has stopped. |
| StopTimeChangeEvent |
A StopTimeChangeEvent is generated by a Controller when its stop time
has changed. |
| Time |
Time abstracts time in the Java Media framework. |
| TransitionEvent |
TransitionEvent is a ControllerEvent that indicates
that a Controller has changed state. |