I'm trying to create my own version of iTunes. I am trying to create a music player and this is my method:
public void audioPlayerButtons(ActionEvent actionEvent) {
if (actionEvent.getSource() == playbtn) {
String bip = "/Users/april121/Work/MyMusic!/src/sample/Songs/01 Clarity.m4a";
Media hit = new Media(bip);
MediaPlayer mediaPlayer = new MediaPlayer(hit);
MediaPlayer.play();
}
else (actionEvent.getSource()== pausebtn){
MediaPlayer.pause();
}
else (actionEvent.getSource()==forwardbtn){
MediaPlayer.seek(MediaPlayer.getStartTime());
MediaPlayer.stop();
}
else (actionEvent.getSource()==backwardbtn){
//to be finished
}
But I have tried for hours now - be it through importing libraries from Maven or hard coding and it's not working.
I'd like it show what's playing and have basic functions ie. play, pause, rewind and forward and have a progress bar.
this is the error it is showing:
non-static method can't be accessed in static context. And the part that is causing the error is the ".stop()" or ".play()" bits
but I don't understand why - because my method is non-static anyways
Look at these lines:
MediaPlayer mediaPlayer = new MediaPlayer(hit);
MediaPlayer.play();
That second line is calling a static play()
function, which doesn't work. The play()
function is non-static. That's why you're getting the error you're getting.
You probably mean this instead:
MediaPlayer mediaPlayer = new MediaPlayer(hit);
mediaPlayer.play();
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