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Easy way to convert wav file to mp3 file on the fly

 
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Hi everyone,

Can anyone tell me how to convert wav file to mp3 file on the fly via servlet.
My requirement is whenever a user hit that servlet it simply read a wav file from server and return mp3 converted file of that wav file.

I have waste my lots of time on this but could not find any solution..please help me :cry:
 
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Why 'on the fly' ? I use the non-java program 'ffmpeg' to do the conversion and it is available for both Windows and Linux and I would bet also for OSX. You could invoke this using ProcessBuilder.
 
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There's also a Java wrapper around ffmpeg called jffmpeg that acts as a plugin for JMF, so you can make direct API calls. Links are here: https://coderanch.com/how-to/java/OtherOpenSourceProjectsFaq
 
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Ulf Dittmer wrote:There's also a Java wrapper around ffmpeg called jffmpeg that acts as a plugin for JMF



I didn't know about the wrapper!
 
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