/**
* Checks whether the playback and notification configuration share the same device.
*
* @return are audio out and notifications using the same device.
*/
public boolean audioOutAndNotificationsShareSameDevice() {
AudioSystem audioSystem = getDeviceConfiguration().getAudioSystem();
CaptureDeviceInfo notify = audioSystem.getSelectedDevice(AudioSystem.DataFlow.NOTIFY);
CaptureDeviceInfo playback = audioSystem.getSelectedDevice(AudioSystem.DataFlow.PLAYBACK);
if (notify == null) return (playback == null);
else {
if (playback == null) return false;
else return notify.getLocator().equals(playback.getLocator());
}
}
/**
* Creates an SCAudioClip from the given URI and adds it to the list of available audio-s.
*
* @param uri the path where the audio file could be found
* @param playback use or not the playback device.
* @return a newly created <tt>SCAudioClip</tt> from <tt>uri</tt>
*/
public SCAudioClip createAudio(String uri, boolean playback) {
SCAudioClip audio;
synchronized (audiosSyncRoot) {
final AudioKey key = new AudioKey(uri, playback);
/*
* While we want to reuse the SCAudioClip instances, they may be
* used by a single user at a time. That's why we'll forget about
* them while they are in use and we'll reclaim them when they are
* no longer in use.
*/
audio = (audios == null) ? null : audios.remove(key);
if (audio == null) {
try {
AudioSystem audioSystem = getDeviceConfiguration().getAudioSystem();
if (audioSystem == null) {
audio = new JavaSoundClipImpl(uri, this);
} else if (NoneAudioSystem.LOCATOR_PROTOCOL.equalsIgnoreCase(
audioSystem.getLocatorProtocol())) {
audio = null;
} else {
audio = new AudioSystemClipImpl(uri, this, audioSystem, playback);
}
} catch (Throwable t) {
if (t instanceof ThreadDeath) throw (ThreadDeath) t;
else {
/*
* Could not initialize a new SCAudioClip instance to be
* played.
*/
return null;
}
}
}
/*
* Make sure that the SCAudioClip will be reclaimed for reuse when
* it is no longer in use.
*/
if (audio != null) {
if (audios == null) audios = new HashMap<AudioKey, SCAudioClip>();
/*
* We have to return in the Map which was active at the time the
* SCAudioClip was initialized because it may have become
* invalid if the playback or notify audio device changed.
*/
final Map<AudioKey, SCAudioClip> finalAudios = audios;
final SCAudioClip finalAudio = audio;
audio =
new SCAudioClip() {
/**
* Evaluates a specific <tt>loopCondition</tt> as defined by {@link
* SCAudioClip#play(int,Callable)}.
*
* @param loopCondition the <tt>Callable<Boolean></tt> which represents the
* <tt>loopCondition</tt> to be evaluated
* @return {@link Boolean#FALSE} if <tt>loopCondition</tt> is <tt>null</tt>;
* otherwise, the value returned by invoking {@link Callable#call()} on the
* specified <tt>loopCondition</tt>
* @throws Exception if the specified <tt>loopCondition</tt> throws an
* <tt>Exception</tt>
*/
private Boolean evaluateLoopCondition(Callable<Boolean> loopCondition)
throws Exception {
/*
* SCAudioClip.play(int,Callable<Boolean>) is
* documented to play the SCAudioClip once only if
* the loopCondition is null. The same will be
* accomplished by returning Boolean.FALSE.
*/
return (loopCondition == null) ? Boolean.FALSE : loopCondition.call();
}
/**
* {@inheritDoc}
*
* <p>Returns the wrapped <tt>SCAudioClip</tt> into the cache from it has earlier been
* retrieved in order to allow its reuse.
*/
@Override
protected void finalize() throws Throwable {
try {
synchronized (audios) {
finalAudios.put(key, finalAudio);
}
} finally {
super.finalize();
}
}
public void play() {
/*
* SCAudioClip.play() is documented to behave as if
* loopInterval is negative and/or loopCondition is
* null. We have to take care that this instance
* does not get garbage collected until the
* finalAudio finishes playing so we will delegate
* to this instance's implementation of
* SCAudioClip.play(int,Callable<Boolean>) instead
* of to the finalAudio's.
*/
play(-1, null);
}
public void play(int loopInterval, final Callable<Boolean> finalLoopCondition) {
/*
* We have to make sure that this instance does not
* get garbage collected before the finalAudio
* finishes playing. The argument loopCondition of
* the method
* SCAudioClip.play(int,Callable<Boolean>) will
* live/be referenced during that time so we will
* use it to hold on to this instance.
*/
Callable<Boolean> loopCondition =
new Callable<Boolean>() {
public Boolean call() throws Exception {
return evaluateLoopCondition(finalLoopCondition);
}
};
finalAudio.play(loopInterval, loopCondition);
}
public void stop() {
finalAudio.stop();
}
/**
* Determines whether this audio is started i.e. a <tt>play</tt> method was invoked
* and no subsequent <tt>stop</tt> has been invoked yet.
*
* @return <tt>true</tt> if this audio is started; otherwise, <tt>false</tt>
*/
public boolean isStarted() {
return finalAudio.isStarted();
}
};
}
}
return audio;
}