Simple-Java-Music-Player

Simple Java Music player created with Java, Swing, and JMF. I had a lot of fun creating this.

How to setup the playlists for the music player to process and load..

Within the "../model" directory, create a "music" folder, create a folder and name it something easy since you'll be using it again. In that folder, create playlist subfolders, and place whatever song files you want in there.
Note: Java doesn't support MP3s, or at least JMF doesn't.. so I converted the MP3s to WAVs.).
In my case, I created two folders: anime_playlist1 & blackbear.
Within the "../controller" directory, create a "playlists" folder. 1. In there, create text files and name them whatever you want. I suggest naming them the same as the folders. Thus, I named them as the following: "anime_playlist1.txt", "blackbear.txt". 2. To register a song to a playlist, go into the appropriate playlist text file, and type on the first line "music/insert_corresponding_folder_name/song_name.wav". If you want to register more songs, just add a new line and repeat it. Because of the way the program is coded, you could type in duplicate addresses to get multiple songs so keep that in mind.
Examples below!
anime_openings.txt
```
music/anime_playlist1/BnHA_op1.wav
music/anime_playlist1/G_S2_ed3.wav
music/anime_playlist1/G_S2_ed5.wav
music/anime_playlist1/G_S2_op2.wav
music/anime_playlist1/G_S2_op4.wav
```
blackbear.txt
```
  music/blackbear/bb_nyla.wav
  music/blackbear/bb_90210.wav
```
Change the implementation within the Controller.java class so that it has the correct names (without the .txt extension).
42: loadSongsIntoPlaylist("anime_playlist1");
43: loadSongsIntoPlaylist("blackbear");

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Simple-Java-Music-Player