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package javax.media;

/** 
 * An IncompatibleTimeBaseException is generated 
 * when Clock.setTimeBase is invoked
 * using a TimeBase that the Clock cannot support.
 * This happens for certain types of Players that
 * can only be driven by their own internal clocks, such as
 * certain commercial video servers.
 * 
 *
 * Note: A Player might throw this exception when 
 * addController is called
 * because of the implied setTimeBase in addController.
 *
 * @see Clock
 * @see Player
 * @version 1.9, 97/08/23.
 *
 */
public class IncompatibleTimeBaseException extends MediaException
{

    public IncompatibleTimeBaseException() { }

    public IncompatibleTimeBaseException(String reason) { }
}