Emu volume too high on MIDP 16 bit wavs

Hi, I've written a program that renders to a 16 bit (signed) wav stream in memory.
It sounds fine on the phone....but when I play it back though the emulor it distorts horribly unless I divide the volume by about 4 while playing.
If I export the file and look at it in an wave editor it looks fine. I've run the java code under windows and it sounds fint there too.
So the only thing that's distorting the sound is the toolkit.
This happens on all the generic phone types as well as all the SE phone toolkits.
Does anybody know what's happening here, doesn't seem right at all.
Thanks
Dave

Thanks for reply. Surely, but SURELY the emu can play 16 bit sound properly!!! Isn't it just a basic windows thing!
It's a shame, because the emu is fairly good at everything else. It's something easy to fix, no?
D

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