Help!!! JavaFX problem changing video using MediaPlayer Object

Hello,
I hope you can help me. I'm creating a player that constantly displays a playlist of videos. After some time the system seems to go in deadlock changing video. The problem I have encountered is with the release of JavaFX 1.2, JavaFX 1.3 and JavaFX 1.3.1. The code I used is as follows:
package fx.classes;
import javafx.scene.Scene;
import javafx.scene.media.MediaPlayer;
import javafx.scene.media.Media;
import javafx.scene.media.MediaView;
import javafx.scene.media.MediaError;
import javafx.stage.Stage;
import java.lang.System;
import java.lang.Thread;
import javafx.scene.control.Button;
import javafx.scene.control.Tooltip;
var source = "C:/Progetti/OBA/workspaces/apps/Dove6FXVideo/res/video/content/cartoon.mp4";
var source2 = "C:/Progetti/OBA/workspaces/apps/Dove6FXVideo/res/video/content/spot30.mp4";
//var source = "C:/Movie/test/test1.avi";
//var source2 = "C:/Movie/test/test2.avi";
var i = 0;
public class MP extends Scene {
var md: Media = Media {
source: source
onError:
function (e: MediaError) {
println("got a MediaPlayer error : {e.cause} {e}");
mediaPlayer.media = null;
var mediaPlayer: MediaPlayer = MediaPlayer {
//autoPlay: true
//repeatCount: MediaPlayer.REPEAT_FOREVER;
startTime: 100s
onEndOfMedia: function() {
changeMovie()
onError: function(me : MediaError) {
if (mediaPlayer.status == MediaPlayer.PAUSED) {
println("Stato: pausa");
mediaPlayer.stop();
else {
print(mediaPlayer.status);
println("Stato: ");
onStalled: function(du : Duration) {
print( mediaPlayer.status );
media: md
override var content = [
MediaView {
//x: 10
//y: 10
//fitWidth: 400
//fitHeight: 300
//fitHeight: bind height
//fitWidth: bind width
preserveRatio: true
mediaPlayer: bind mediaPlayer
function play() {
mediaPlayer.play();
function stop() {
mediaPlayer.stop();
function pause() {
mediaPlayer.pause();
function printStatus() {
print( mediaPlayer.status );
protected function changeMovie() : Void {
mediaPlayer.stop();
var ss = source;
if ((i mod 2) != 0) {
ss = source2;
md = Media {
source: ss
onError:
function (e: MediaError) {
println("got a MediaPlayer error : {e.cause} {e}");
mediaPlayer.media = null;
mediaPlayer.media = md;
mediaPlayer.play();
i = i + 1;
var sample: MP = MP {
public function run( args: String[] ) {
var stage:Stage = Stage {
//title: bind "CutePlayer 3: {cutePlayer.myPlayer.media.source}"
title: bind "Media Player: Big Back Bunny"
width: 1024
height: 600
scene: bind sample
sample.printStatus();
sample.play();
The same problem seems to be also using the project Mediabox (between JavaFX demo). Does anyone know how you can solve the problem?
Thank you in advanced,
Domenico

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Nokia Video Manager's (NVM) work is to convert the supported video files into .mp4 format. So NVM is doing its job withoug any fail. Its your handset 6300 which doesnot support the .mp4 file SO its better you can look for some 3rd party genuine video converter which will do the needful to you Have a great day
Forum correct me if i am wrong

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