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20050729 Friday July 29, 2005

Recording movies in Java (Java Media Framework) A long time ago I looked over the JMF featureset and thought, "!!!HOW COOL!!!".  The JMF include enough parts so that, if my mind put it together right, you can record audio, stream audio over the network, record video, stream video over the network, participate in the video conferencing protocol (whose name I cannot remember, but is used by GnomeMeeting and other software), modify audio and video, and more.

Unfortunately it seems JMF doesn't get much visibility.  I suppose that's partly because it's an optional package, meaning it's a separate download and install.  Hence, a developer can't assume their customers have it installed.

Anyway ... here's an article introducing JMF use:

Record Movies with Java Media Framework (JMF)
Part 1: Introduction to JMF



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