JMF?

[Qu0ll]

Thanks for the extra details.


I don't suppose you know at what version that began,
do you? (I spent some time browsing a variety of pages
searching for specific information on JavaFX and found
the documentation sorely lacking - though it may be
better in the SDK documentation).

Yes, the documentation is very thin at the moment. I believe it started
with 6u12.

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-Qu0ll (Rare, not extinct)
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[Arne Vajhøj]

Qu0ll wrote:
Qu0ll wrote:
JMF is old and no longer being developed. The new media
components are called JMC. There's not much documentation for
them about just yet but you might like to google about them and
find out if they are suitable for your needs.

What Qu0ll said but JMF still works and will play some mp3 files
with the extra plugin. Many wav files can also be played but you
may have to convert them first. If you want some simple audio
player code I'll be glad to post an outline.

Yes, JMF certainly still works as well as it ever did but I was
just pointing out that for a new project JMC is probably the way to
go. The OP may also like to look at the open-source FMJ project
[1] for a more extensive JMF-compatible library.

[1] http://fmj-sf.net/

s/-/./w I presume.

No, the URL is correct as is.

So it is not a SF project.

They sure fooled me.

The actual code base is hosted on SF. The given URL is the project's
home page.

I just checked.

http://fmj.sf.net/ redirects to http://fmj-sf.net/

Weird.

Arne