CreatePlayer --  //capture:audio

Hi
MMAPI JSR (135) latest documentation , explains a way to capture audio from microphone in various formats , am able to save it in pcm format but gsm or ulaw gives error.
encoding="pcm / gsm / ulaw " of which pcm is default , But upon specifying gsm or ulaw as parameters , I get a runtime error in class WavCapture , I decompiled this class to see it clearly dosent support gsm and ulaw inside
java.io.IOException: Invalid locator
at com.sun.mmedia.protocol.WavCapture.connect(+16)
at javax.microedition.media.Manager.createDataSource(+118)
at javax.microedition.media.Manager.createPlayer(+93)
at socket.recordData.run(+5)
Then why does the documentation says about gsm / ulaw
Would really appretiate for any tips .

I get an error if I try to do any kind of settings to capture://audio like this:
player = Manager.createPlayer("capture://audio?encoding=pcm&rate=8000&bits=8&channels=1");
It just does not accept it at run time. I even upgraded my system to XP and still does not see it.
Without settings like this (capture://audio), I am able go through start record, stop record, commit, and saving to RMS. I am writing to ByteArrayOutputStream. I don't think I am capturing anything from the microphone. Because the size of the array is 0.
I appreciate any thoughts or feedback on this one.
Thanks,
Elian

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