JMF Diagnostics applet - how to resolve "JMF Classes not found"

I am still having problems trying to get my USB camera to run in an applet.
I'm using Windows XP with IE 6.
I found the JMF Diagnostic Applet and when I run it, I get the following:
Java 1.1 compliant browser.....Maybe
JMF classes.....Not Found
The text below says that CLASSPATH needs to include jmf.jar
I have checked that and it does. I added all the jar files to the CLASSPATH as well and that did not help.
I saw another post that said the JMFHOME environment variable needed to be set to the main JMF directory.
I did that and still get the same error.
Can anyone tell me what I need to set in order to make the JMF Diagnostic applet work???
Thanks,

I have exactly the same problem. Running XP pro and Java 5. Installed JMF2.1.1e and the diagnostic doesn't work. Don't know how to verify or set the CLASSPATH but assumed it was more plug and play.
I'm a student and am writing my final year project which is supposed to be a multi-client concurrency based video clip app. All the sample codes I've seen make it look quite easy. I was wanting to prototype my concepts before I continue (glad there are some nifty buffer controls) I've unistalled, reinstalled, restarted an no joy and the only help that seems might work includes loads more files than what my distribution has (just have jmf.jar, customizer.jar, multiplayer,jar, mediaplayer.jar and sound.jar and that's it.
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