Compile JMF applet for non JMF JVM

I have been programing java for about 2 years. I haven't used any extras for java e.g. JMF. If i install JMF on my pc and make an applet using JMF is there any way of compiling it to play on a pc without JMF installed.

lib/customizer.jar is your best bet. It can make
relatively small distributables for specific media
types and uses.
(Though I'd recommend dumping applets in favour
of a web start launched application, nowadays..)

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