Can java be used to stream

i can use java for fee readers but i have to stream a dvd can i do this with java are there an tutorials.
also i it is a bit off java but you will probably be able to help me you know most things here. can i convert a mepg4 into a dvd playable format that can play on a dvd player if so what software can i use.
i need to be able to do this to make it worth while for me to learn how to stream dvd's using java.
thank you for your time.

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It might be possible by making the call through a native Windoze app.

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