Java Media Framework (JMF) Installation on Linux platform

Currently I'm developing a Cross-Platform Media Player. My application runs properly on my machine running Windows. But I'm unable to test my application on my machine running Linux just because I'm unable to Install and configure Java Media Framework (JMF) on Linux.
Can somebody tell me how to Install and Configure Java Media Framework (JMF) on Linux platform? Please tell me about all the required steps in detail.

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Both sets of specific version information are useful.
For example, Fedora Core 5 has made a lot of changes in the stdandard c/C++ libraries and is incompatible with an regular Oracle install. (You would need to install the 'compatible' libraries in Fedora Core 5 before attempting to install Oracle..)

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Hi,
I have written a self signed applet that is used for Recording voice running in browser:
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My code works perfectly BUT only when JMF 2.1 is installed on the clients machine else I get a RunTime Exception stating "no permission to capture from applet".
JMF FAQ states that If a user chooses to allow playing back locally stored media files or saving media files locally, he/she can do so by making use of a policy file. http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/faq-jmf.html#jmf2-applet-run
My requirement is that once the user has agreed to the signed applet to run then there should be no need to install JMF rather use the jmf.jar that is downloaded on client machine.
Also how can I grant the permission (permission javax.sound.sampled.AudioPermission "record";) to my applet in client computers ?
The client should not be asked to add any files (policy) by itself, all must be transparent for him.
Thanks in advance.
Vipin.

I too have been trying to get Java JMF sound recording to work via webstart. No luck so far.
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I also added security.AllPermissions to the javaws.policy in the JRE/jawas/javaws.policy file. Still no luck!
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Silent installation Java Media Framework

Anyone knows the parameters to install the Java media framework 2.1.1 in silent mode?
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Abra-Cadabrah!
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Hi,
When I install JMF on HP laptop, in JM studio File->Capture i donot get "use video device" portion so i am not able to capture video with the help of WebCam :( on other hand if i install JMF on Dell laptop, JM studio->File->Capture is disabled may i know what can be possible reason of this?
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I need to install the Java Media Framework to over 1000 windows computers. How to do this. MSI package does not exist. Oracle does not change this installer since 1998. Oracle spit of the fact that someone is forced to use this software. I hate proprietary software.You should take the hint: it is abandoned, don't use it.

Request: Java Media Framework

http://java.sun.com/products/java-media … nload.html
OpenOffice.org 2,x uses the Java Media Famework (JMF) to render media such as film and sound under Linux.
It would be very usefull in Impress presentations
I tryed but was unable to make a package
Thanks in advance

Try this package:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?d … 1&ID=11728
Give me feedback please
See you
You also have to:
Set up OpenOffice.org to use Java Media Framework
Use the Tools > Options > OpenOffice.org > Java menu
Click the Class Path... Button.
Click the Add Archive... Button.
Browse to the /opt/java/jre/lib/ext/jmf.jar file to add it.
More info at http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic … mfhome+sun
Last edited by darzephyr (2007-06-20 19:23:47)

Java Media Framework fails on Windows 7

I wrote a Java program to manage and play my MP3 files. This program works fine on Windows XT and Windows Vista but does not work on the new laptop I just purchased with Windows 7. The Java Media Framework cannot play my MP3 files running on Windows 7. Does anyone know of a fix? I saw some very old forum posts where the poster asked if anyone knew how to obtain the source code for the Java Media Framework. If I could get my hands on the source, I would debug the problem and provide the fix to the Java community. So does anyone know of a fix to Windows 7 problems or know how to get the Java Media Framework source code????

I believe you are right. I didn't know how much native support the JMF code requires but that must be the problem because it doesn't work on Windows 7. I think I would get some other error if the native libraries needed by JMF were not available on Windows 7. Appears that the native code is invoked but fails for some reason resulting in the JMF ControllerEventError that I get when attempting to play my MP3 files. I always had an error on a very few MP3 files that I have downloaded using LimeWire but the songs were playable by Windows Media. So whatever native support JMF uses, it is not the same as Windows Media or JMF is just not using the native MP3 support correctly. I guess I will just have to keep my Music Library on one of my older computers and not use my Java program on Windows 7 to play my MP3 files. Do you have any idea if the programmers who wrote the JMF code are still maintaining it? Perhaps they would be interested in fixing the Windows 7 problem in a new release??

Is the Java Media Framework still supported by Sun or not ??

Hello my name is Michael.
I have questions about the JFM, are there any person who can response it, please post it.
I don't know if the technology is up to date if there is no release or bug fix since 2003.
Please tell me something about the plan from Sun about the Java Media Framework.
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Doug,
Your iPod should work with no issues on 10.4.11 and iTunes 8+.
When the iPod "locks up" do you hear any clicking noises? Your symptoms sound like the hard drive is having hardware issues.
Here's a trick I used to use to fix the older iPods. It involves opening up the iPod, so if you don't feel comfortable, you might want to go to someone who does.
Take a blade from a box cutter and gently move it along where the plastic meets the metal on the iPod. Use the blade to pry open the iPod from the metal case for the back.
Once you get the iPod out, look towards the bottom of the iPod, and you should see the hard drive with a wide cable attached to it. Take that cable out of the hard drive (gently). Find a Bic pen cap (or something similar) and push it in between the two rows of pins on the cable. Try to make sure the pins are spread apart evenly and all pointing directly out. Once you get that in place, firmly push the cable back into the hard drive and gently put the iPod back together.
You may then want to restore just to be safe, and try loading your music again. I've used this trick on many old iPods to bring another couple of years of life into them. (sometimes this cable comes loose, causing the issues you're describing)
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class not found exception

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Using Java media framework

I am look at this source code and it imports java.media when i compile it it says there is no such package. So i installed the JMF and it still doesn't work. Srry i am new to this and thanx fot the help.

Hi,
did you mean that you got some program's source code and they have javax.media imported?? That is the JMF package. Pls check if your installing of JMF is correct? Like for me, I am using eclipse. You can check in the JRE System lib. You will see the jmf.jar etc in there.
Hope this help.
Best Regards
Ferdinand Ng

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Re: Java Media Framework cross platform installation / setup on Mac / UNIX

JMF cross-platform doesn't support everything that the native performance pack versions support. I found this out the hard way too because pure Java JMF can't play AVI's from my digital camera but the Win32 enhanced JMF can. In particular, with my case pure Java JMF doesn't support all the frame rates that the others do.
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---- portuguese version
Sauda��es,
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I build a simple code to play a IP Cam:
But i have the fallow error:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/log4j/Category
     at ipcam.PlayerManager.main(PlayerManager.java:115)
import java.awt.Component;
import javax.media.ConfigureCompleteEvent;
import javax.media.ControllerEvent;
import javax.media.ControllerListener;
import javax.media.EndOfMediaEvent;
import javax.media.Manager;
import javax.media.MediaLocator;
import javax.media.Player;
import javax.media.PrefetchCompleteEvent;
import javax.media.Processor;
import javax.media.RealizeCompleteEvent;
import javax.media.ResourceUnavailableEvent;
import javax.media.SizeChangeEvent;
import javax.media.protocol.DataSource;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
* @author cassio
* @since December 2007
public class PlayerManager extends JFrame implements ControllerListener {
     private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
     private Player p;
     private Object waitSync = new Object();
     boolean stateTransitionOK = true;
     public void play(DataSource ds) {
          try {
               p = Manager.createPlayer(ds);
          } catch (Exception e) {
               System.err.println("Failure to create the player: " + e);
           * turn on the listeners and realize the player
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               System.err.println("Failure to realize the player: ");
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          Component vc; // visual component
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               painel.add(vc);
          if ((cc = p.getControlPanelComponent()) != null)
               add(cc);
          this.setContentPane(painel);
          p.start();
          this.setVisible(true);
     public void addNotify() {
          super.addNotify();
          pack();
     private boolean waitForState(int state) {
          synchronized (waitSync) {
               try {
                    while (p.getState() < state && stateTransitionOK)
                         waitSync.wait();
               } catch (Exception e) {
          return stateTransitionOK;
      * Controller Listener implementation
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          if (evt instanceof ConfigureCompleteEvent
                    || evt instanceof RealizeCompleteEvent
                    || evt instanceof PrefetchCompleteEvent) {
               synchronized (waitSync) {
                    stateTransitionOK = true;
                    waitSync.notifyAll();
          } else if (evt instanceof ResourceUnavailableEvent) {
               synchronized (waitSync) {
                    stateTransitionOK = false;
                    waitSync.notifyAll();
          } else if (evt instanceof EndOfMediaEvent) {
               p.close();
          } else if (evt instanceof SizeChangeEvent) {
      * Main program
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          MediaLocator ml = new MediaLocator("http://192.168.0.100:80");
          net.sf.jipcam.axis.media.protocol.http.DataSource ds = null;
          try {
               // DataSource configuration
               ds = new net.sf.jipcam.axis.media.protocol.http.DataSource();
               ds.setLocator(ml);
               // i'm not using password
               ds.setUsername(null);
               ds.setPassword(null);
          } catch (Exception e) {
               System.err.println("Impossp�vel criar dataSuource para: " + ml);
               e.printStackTrace();
          PlayerManager p = new PlayerManager();
          p.play(ds);
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this code can work with an local cam or a local file. you only need to substitute the MediaLocator and the DataSource settings in the main method:
using jipCam (the current main code):
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          MediaLocator ml = new MediaLocator("http://192.168.0.100:80");
          net.sf.jipcam.axis.media.protocol.http.DataSource ds = null;
          try {
               // DataSource configuration
               ds = new net.sf.jipcam.axis.media.protocol.http.DataSource();
               ds.setLocator(ml);
               // i'm not using password
               ds.setUsername(null);
               ds.setPassword(null);
          } catch (Exception e) {
               System.err.println("Impossp�vel criar dataSuource para: " + ml);
               e.printStackTrace();
          PlayerManager p = new PlayerManager();
          p.play(ds);
     }accessing a local device (new main code):
     public static void main(String[] args) {
          MediaLocator ml = new MediaLocator("vfw://3"); //use the jmf registry to see the correct location
          DataSource ds = null;
          try {
               // DataSource configuration
               ds = Manager.createDataSource(ml);
          } catch (Exception e) {
               System.err.println("Impossp�vel criar dataSuource para: " + ml);
               e.printStackTrace();
          PlayerManager p = new PlayerManager();
          p.play(ds);
     }Edited by: cassioso on Dec 10, 2007 11:25 AM
add the cod to run as a local application

How to run Java Swing GUI on embedded ARM Linux platform?

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