JMF video while in Fullscreen Exclusive

I am trying to show a video (using JMF) in my window while in fullscreen exclusive mode. Its for a game. It works occasionally. What I've done is turned of the repetitive rendering (from the game loop), and just added the visual component to the window (it can do its own painting). Sometimes it works fine, other times you just hear the sound, and other times its just grey or black.
Does anybody have any idea how to get the current frame, and draw it so that I can keep the repetitive rendering (from the game loop) running.
Any other ideas are appreciated too.

Never written a fullscreen exclusive application. In fact, I've never even heard of such a thing.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/extra/fullscreen/exclusivemode.html
"In full-screen exclusive applications, painting is usually done actively by the program itself"
Ah. So no, I don't think JMF would support that because it's not going to be actively rendering, only passively rendering in response to paint requests. It's AWT/Swing based, after all...
But, the fact that JMF doesn't support it does not mean JMF can't support it. JMF provides a custom Renderer interface which you could implement to actively render the stuff. It'll essentially give you a copy of the video frame in a Buffer object which you can then turn into an image using the BufferToImage class and then render that however you'd render an image for a full screen exclusive application...

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Hello,
I was wondering if anyone could let me know if JMF is supported inside a Fullscreen Exclusive Application? I seem to have no problem setting up JMF Video output for a standard JFrame/Frame, but when setting a "fullscreenWindow" the Player turns black. I cannot seem to find any posts on whether this is supported or if there are bugs when in Fullscreen Exclusive Mode.
Thanks
-Michael Morris

Never written a fullscreen exclusive application. In fact, I've never even heard of such a thing.
http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/extra/fullscreen/exclusivemode.html
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ATI 8500 All-In-Wonder
JDK 1.6
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I inserted a thread.sleep(1) and my alt-f4 operation worked unhindered with the elevated thread priority.
I haven't tested it with mouse event or any other key event but at the moment it looks I may have solved the problem.
If so, my next question will be is there a way to reduce the amount of cpu power needed to run the program.
I'm afraid that the other classes that I'm adding will actually become even more process consuming than the actually rendering thread.
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