Playing sound files:

The classes “Media” and “MediaPlayer” are used to play audio files.

The audio file is been loaded into memory by “Media” class.

The methods for playing audio files are been provided by “MediaPlayer” class.

The steps involved in process of playing an audio file includes:

The audio file is been loaded into memory.

An instance of “Media” class is been created.

The constructor is been passed with URL that specifies name of file and its location.

The audio file is been played.

An instance of “MediaPlayer” class is been created.

The constructor is been passed with media object as an argument.

The methods that help to play audio file includes:

setAutoPlay(value):

If value “true” is been passed as argument, then audio file is immediately played.

It starts playing from beginning of file.

play():

It starts playing sound file.

Normally, it starts playing audio file from beginning.

If sound file is been paused currently, the method resumes from point it was paused.

pause():

It pauses the sound file.

The “play” method causes audio file to resume playing at point where it was paused.

stop():

It stops audio file’s playback.

Now, if “play” method is used, audio file starts playing from beginning.

setCycleCount(value):

The “value” specifies number of times that sound file should be played...

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