Java tv jmf applet

Hi,
I like to create a player which catch tv tunner card channels and it plays video. Can this possible in java. If you have any bit of code or any idea please share with me. Any site or online books or any ref please welcome.
Thanks and regards,
Amit Singh

Hi Will!
MY QUESTION: What is the basic differences between the Java Media Framework and the Java TV API?JMF is a scalable technology to handle media in Java. JavaTV is a techology for interactive applications in a television.
A part of JMF is used in JavaTV to control the media in a television.
Unless this application needs to run in a television you can stop digging into JavaTV, it's interesting but not what you want for this, focus on JMF.
// b

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