Finding a java video streaming player

Question

I recently use FreePastry to implement a p2p video streaming system.
But now i have a new challege, which bother me several days.
In Splitstream, which uses Byte[] to send the data to other peer.
I want find a java video player. It would be best to receive Byte[] as input.
I try JMF, but it use RTP as the input.
Is there any other video players suited about my case.

Answer 1

There is a function in LiveStream.java called read. Read passes in a buffer object. The goal is to write all of the data you have available into the buffer object.
What you want to do is something along the lines of the following pseudocode...
public void read(Buffer buffer) throws IOException {
    synchronized (this) {
        /* Get the data */
        byte[] data = FunctionThatGetsByteArrayFromTheNetwork();
        /* Write the data to the buffer object */
        buffer.setData(data);
}As for using the PushBufferDataSource, you just create one like you would a normal class (just use the new operator) and give it to a processor or a player like you would a normal data source.
You need to include the DataSource.java code like the example does, modify it to use your modified LiveStream.java (you'll probably change the names of classes, so update the DataSource.java class to reflect those changes) and then just use it to create your DataSource.
    /* From DataSource.java */
    DataSource ds = new DataSource();
    /* Normal way of doing this */
    Processor p = Manager.createProcessor(ds);