Re: No sound in video files when audio is an mp3 stream

There are others jmf player projects in internet.
Take a look at them and test they can play your problematic files.
But i think its a jmf bug.

As a rule, one program uses only one audio-interface. If that program has no option for setting the interface, it'll use the interface as set up in the Sound prefpanel.
If a program can assign its' own in- and output interface (such as Logic, or Skype), it can only use +one at a time.+ The only way to let any program use more than one interface, is to set up an *Aggregate Device* in *Audio MIDI Setup*. An Aggregate device is one 'virtual' interface that combines inputs and outputs of two or more actual interfaces.
To set it up, open *Audio MIDI Setup* in Applications/Utilities, and hit shift-cmd-A to create such a device. Use its' help menu to, well, help you.
regards, Erik.

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