3 replies to this topic

[Merott]

Hi,

I like to know if it is possible to use a Java application to produce some sound, which will be transmitted over during a voice call. I don't want sound output from the speaker but only input to the microphone so that the sound is heard at the other end.

I kept the question short and simple and hope that it is clear. But if you need me to explain more please ask.

Thanks,
Merott

[Merott]

Anyone? Any ideas?

[WingedPanther]

Maybe. It depends on a lot of things that you haven't said, such as what you're using to make the voice call, etc.

[Merott]

Thank you for your answer....

the thing is that I am a beginner in J2ME and am just looking to find out if that is something possible at all or not.

For my final year project at university I'm going to develop a multiplayer mobile game. What I have in mind is a card game but it doesn't have to be a card game.
I know there are a number of ways for providing the multiplayer functionality but I'm just so after doing it using a voice call. What I like to do is to send sound signals, such as double-beeps (100 combinations is enough), which can represent each action.

So my question is whether or not it is possible at all! and if it is possible, how and under what circumstances can it be achieved?!

Thank you