Windowing an OutputSream from the mic .. help !

Question

Hi all ..
first I'd like to thank all people here in the forum .. i learnt a lot from u guys !
My problem is ..
I'm using J2ME
I want to stream from the mic .. for 3 seconds
then whenever a 256 samples are available .. i read them from the stream so to do DCT on them .. or maybe Hadamard transform ..
the code i use , makes the recorder sleeps for the 3 seconds .. then all data time samples are available at the end ..
this is the code i use (copied from this forum !)
private byte[] record()   {
    ByteArrayOutputStream output= null;
    try {
        Player p = Manager.createPlayer( "capture://audio?bits=16" );
        p.realize();
        RecordControl rc = ( RecordControl ) p.getControl( "RecordControl" );
        output = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
        Alert splash = new Alert("Please Speak out now !!");
        splash.setTimeout(1000);
        Display.getDisplay(this).setCurrent(splash);
        rc.setRecordStream( output );
        p.start();
        rc.startRecord();
        Thread.currentThread().sleep( 3000 );
        rc.stopRecord();
        rc.commit();
        p.stop();
        p.close();
    } catch( Exception e )  {
        System.out.println( e );
    return output.toByteArray();
}Note : after trying this code on a mobile phone .. it worked great .. but the recorder seemed a little slow .. and did not record All the 3 seconds.. so i made the sleep = 5000 ie 5 seconds..
waiting for ur helpful hands and keyboards .. !!
Thanks in advance..

Answer 1

Sorry, wrong thread......
Here is some info about the applet tag
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/applet/appletsonly/appletTag.html
Allthouhg that one still uses CODE="MyClass.class"
and should be CODE="Animator" (without the .class)
The above link tells you about the properties of the applet tag but you should use the object tag instead:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/plugin/developer_guide/using_tags.html
Allthough that article mentioned situations where to use the applet tag.
The only reason to use applet tag is if you want the applet to be run with MSJVM.
Allthough the default installation will run applets with the SUN jre many users will
probably change this after noticing their ms specific applets won't run anymore.