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I believe Java is very limited in sound actions you can use.
I also found out that we can't set the volume/frequency/pan of a sound with Java [EDIT: with Java Mobile]. That's a bit annoying.
Yet I can see interesting classes about controlling sounds in the Please login to see this link. (this link is for the Micro Edition used for the Java Mobile runtime I think).
No, you cannot set the frequency of a channel, nor set the volume of a channel either.
I think I will remove these options from the build: you wont be able to generete a program that uses these options, you'll get an error. You will be then enforced to remove the actions from the program. This will prevent this kind of confusion : you think there is a bug where there is not.
You did that already (including error log), and it frankly is really annoying. 
Ha yes! Silly me. But I forgot to put some actions in it, like the channel frequency ones.
And it is a lot better to have a error report than to have pseudo bug reports and confuse the user.
I have also removed the actions opendebugger, pausedebugger and add object to debugger, as they were not available in the list when creating the program which was bad.
I'm quite confused. We definitely need an exhaustive list of the things we can and can't do with each runtime.
Regarding sounds, with the next update, will we be able to:
- Set channel [volume/frequency/pan] in the [Java/Java Mobile] runtime?
- Set sound [volume/frequency/pan] in the [Java/Java Mobile] runtime?
No, in all versions of Java. Sound support is quite poor in Java specially on mobile.
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