| Eclipse and Java Media Framework [message #99555] |
Mon, 29 September 2003 03:12  |
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Originally posted by: algar_fleetfoot.hotmail.com
Hi
I'm trying to use Java Media Framework with Eclipse but I'm having trouble
even starting to incorporate Java Media Framework with Eclipse.
Could someone please point me in the right direction.
I've found lots of documentation about what Java Media Framework can do,
but nothing really on how to "install" it so I can use it with Eclipse.
Thanks for any assistance.
Best Regards
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| Re: Eclipse and Java Media Framework [message #99669 is a reply to message #99555] |
Mon, 29 September 2003 14:49  |
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if you use the installer for jmf, it should automatically put the jmf
jar in '<jre path>/lib/ext' and '<jdk path>/lib/ext'. then, when you
create a project in eclipse, you should automatically be able to use the
jmf stuff, since the jar will be included in the JRE system library.
this assumes 'that Preferences-->Java-->New Project-->As JRE Library
Use' is set to 'JRE Container' (the default).
if that doesn't help, can you please be more specific with the problem?
<soapbox>
BTW, until Sun starts supporting jmf (which they have not) and until
there are codec plugins for the popular media formats, jmf is not very
useful. i can't believe i'm saying it, but currently the best java media
solution out there right now is the new QuickTime for java, and that's
total crap and you definitely don't want to use it. it's just not
currently worth it trying to write a multimedia app in java at the moment.
</soapbox>
hope this helps,
alvin
DT wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm trying to use Java Media Framework with Eclipse but I'm having trouble
> even starting to incorporate Java Media Framework with Eclipse.
>
> Could someone please point me in the right direction.
>
> I've found lots of documentation about what Java Media Framework can do,
> but nothing really on how to "install" it so I can use it with Eclipse.
>
> Thanks for any assistance.
>
> Best Regards
>
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| Re: Eclipse and Java Media Framework [message #99827 is a reply to message #99669] |
Tue, 30 September 2003 00:01 |
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Originally posted by: algar_fleetfoot.hotmail.com
Hi
Thanks a lot!!!
That helped, I was linking to the wrong JRE.
My application is for a final year Engineering Project, and I'm using JMF
to access the sound card in order to grab some audio data from a four
microphone array in order to perform some sound localization from the
sound data.
So, the multimedia aspects will be quite primitive... Is the JMF still a
good idea.
Best Regards
Alvin Thompson wrote:
> if you use the installer for jmf, it should automatically put the jmf
> jar in '<jre path>/lib/ext' and '<jdk path>/lib/ext'. then, when you
> create a project in eclipse, you should automatically be able to use the
> jmf stuff, since the jar will be included in the JRE system library.
> this assumes 'that Preferences-->Java-->New Project-->As JRE Library
> Use' is set to 'JRE Container' (the default).
> if that doesn't help, can you please be more specific with the problem?
> <soapbox>
> BTW, until Sun starts supporting jmf (which they have not) and until
> there are codec plugins for the popular media formats, jmf is not very
> useful. i can't believe i'm saying it, but currently the best java media
> solution out there right now is the new QuickTime for java, and that's
> total crap and you definitely don't want to use it. it's just not
> currently worth it trying to write a multimedia app in java at the moment.
> </soapbox>
> hope this helps,
> alvin
> DT wrote:
> > Hi
> >
> > I'm trying to use Java Media Framework with Eclipse but I'm having trouble
> > even starting to incorporate Java Media Framework with Eclipse.
> >
> > Could someone please point me in the right direction.
> >
> > I've found lots of documentation about what Java Media Framework can do,
> > but nothing really on how to "install" it so I can use it with Eclipse.
> >
> > Thanks for any assistance.
> >
> > Best Regards
> >
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