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by Holger Crysandt


  • Q: Java Web Start can't download the files.
  • A: Set the proxy setting of your Java Web Start application. Take a look at the proxy-settings of your browser or/and ask your local system administrator for assistance.
  • Q: Java crashes with a java.lang.OutOfMemoryError.
  • A: By default the Java VM uses 16M-64M (depending on your Version and OS) of memory maximum. You can increase the limit with the switch -Xmx.
    Example:
    java -Xmx256M -jar MPEG7AudioEnc.jar ... If you use ant with the mp7encode option you can increase the maximum consumption of memory using the mpeg7audioenc.maxmemory property:
    ant ... -Dmpeg7audioenc.maxmemory=256M ... mp7encode
  • Q: I can't encode mp3-file, can I?
  • A: Yes you can. Java does not support playing mp3 files by default. But you can download some kind of plugin. Download the following files and include them in your classpath. You can get the latest version at http://www.javazoom.net/javalayer/javalayer.html. If you use ant with the target mp7encode just copy the three files in the folder libs/. All files in the libs folder are automatically included into the classpath.
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