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I am using JAAD with SPI to play m4a files through JavaSound, which I am working fine.

However, I would like to support several formats in this way, but when I try to reproduce a different format, JAAD seems to try to deal with this and then it does not work (obviously, because it concerns only AAC.)

I assume this is a bug in JAAD, as all other SPI libraries work fine with each other. Is there a good way to get around it until it is fixed, or is there another AAC library that works with Javasound that I can use?

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Since it took me a while to find the berry150 code, here is the solution: First, you must order the banks on the class path so that JLayer, MP3SPI and Tritonous Share load before JAAD. Then, to get an AudioInputStream, use the following code:

if (getAudioFormat().equals(".mp3")) { audioStream = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(file); // Obtains an audio input stream of the song } else if (getAudioFormat().equals(".m4a")){ audioStream = new AACAudioFileReader().getAudioInputStream(file); }

So what happens if the mp3 sound, getAudioStreamMethod () from Javasound will be called first since its JAR was loaded first. If the audio is .m4a, a new instance of ACCAudioFileReader () is created and the getAudioInputStream () of the JAAD library is called.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1502040/

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