Simultaneous stream playback and export to file

Question

I'm trying to write a client application that receives an audio stream via RTP. I can get it to playback the stream using a Player as the audio is being received and I can also get it to export the stream to a local file using a Processor as it is being received. However, I cannot seem to merge the two functionalities. I think the problem is with using a Player and a Processor connected to the same DataSource. The error is that the Player is never initialized. The controllerUpdate method is below and it seems that it never reaches the player.realize call. I am a beginner at JMF so maybe I haven't learned enough about MediaEvents. Any help would be appreciated.
    public synchronized void controllerUpdate(ControllerEvent control)
        Controller myController = control.getSourceController();
        if(myController instanceof Processor)
            if (control instanceof ConfigureCompleteEvent
                    || control instanceof RealizeCompleteEvent
                    || control instanceof PrefetchCompleteEvent)
                synchronized (waitSync)
                    stateTransitionOK = true;
                    waitSync.notifyAll();
            } else if (control instanceof ResourceUnavailableEvent)
                synchronized (waitSync)
                    stateTransitionOK = false;
                    waitSync.notifyAll();
            } else if (control instanceof MediaTimeSetEvent)
                System.err.println("- mediaTime set: "
                        + ((MediaTimeSetEvent) control).getMediaTime().getSeconds());
            } else if (control instanceof StopAtTimeEvent)
                System.err.println("- stop at time: "
                        + ((StopAtTimeEvent) control).getMediaTime().getSeconds());
                control.getSourceController().close();
        if(myController instanceof Player)
            Player player = null;
            // If player wasn't created successfully from controller, return
            player = (Player) myController;
            if (player == null)
                System.out.println("Player is null");
                return;
            if (control instanceof RealizeCompleteEvent)
                System.out.println("HELLO");
                PlayerWindow pWindow = find(player);
                if (pWindow != null)
                    pWindow.create();
                pWindow.setVisible(true);
                player.start();
            if (control instanceof ControllerErrorEvent)
                player.removeControllerListener(this);
                PlayerWindow pWindow = find(player);
                if (pWindow != null)
                    playerWindows.removeElement(pWindow);
                System.out.println("Error in ControllerErrorEvent: " + control);
    }

Answer 1

Okay, then here's one possible method to do something like this:
$totalSize = 0
Import-Csv .\fileListing.csv | ForEach {
$fileDetails = Get-Item $_.FilePath
$props = @{
File = $fileDetails.FullName
'Size(B)' = $fileDetails.Length
$totalSize = $totalSize + $fileDetails.Length
New-Object PsObject -Property $props
} | Select File,'Size(B)' | Sort File | Export-Csv .\fileReport.csv -NoTypeInformation
(Get-Content .\fileReport.csv) + "`nTotal Size,$totalSize" | Set-Content .\fileReport.csv
This assumes an input CSV named fileListing.csv with a header of FilePath for the paths.
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