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So what do I need to import into my applet to use audio recording methods?
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So what do I need to import into my applet to use audio recording methods?

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Anything from javax.sound.sampled.* (for which you'll find Oracle/Sun tutorials online) or specialist 3rd party APIs
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Anything from javax.sound.sampled.* (for which you'll find Oracle/Sun tutorials online) or specialist 3rd party APIs

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I need to write a program that allows users to record audio through a web interface, then stores it on a server.<br />
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I got started in Java making an applet but I'm learning that recording audio through an applet is problematic/notpossible.<br />
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Is that correct?<br />
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If so what languages handle this kind of thing best? Specifically for the web interface.<br />
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I basically need to take in these audio recordings through the web app and then store them.
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I need to write a program that allows users to record audio through a web interface, then stores it on a server.



I got started in Java making an applet but I'm learning that recording audio through an applet is problematic/notpossible.

Is that correct?

If so what languages handle this kind of thing best? Specifically for the web interface.

I basically need to take in these audio recordings through the web app and then store them.

audio recording through web application

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