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| Dear all,
I need to convert some movies to a format that can be played back with
the java media framework. Even though I am following the cheat sheet
for formats and am limiting myself to those playable by the
cross-platform version, I am having difficulties. For example, trying
to play back a QuickTime movie with H261 and Alaw audio. However, when
I try to play it back, I get an array out of bounds exception in an ibm
sourced package for H261.
Could anyone recommend a video format (including audio and video
compression) that they know works with the JMF. I'm using Adobe Premier
to convert the video files.
Ben
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| Andrew Thompson 2006-08-24, 10:01 pm |
| ben wrote:
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> I need to convert some movies to a format that can be played back with
> the java media framework.
...are you aware of the JMF forum?(1)
>...Even though I am following the cheat sheet
> for formats and am limiting myself to those playable by the
> cross-platform version, I am having difficulties. For example, trying
> to play back a QuickTime movie with H261 and Alaw audio. However, when
> I try to play it back, I get an array out of bounds exception in an ibm
>
> sourced package for H261.
>
> Could anyone recommend a video format (including audio and video
> compression) that they know works with the JMF.
(1) Having said that - I am not sure if I can provide
any help on this matter, however, I do have some
files generated indirectly by the JMF (see page for further
details) that are *playable* in JMStudio under *Windows*..
A few web-browsable ones are here..
<http://www.physci.org/test/anims/faves.html>
Sorry.. usually my 'examples' are smaller than
(checks smallest MPG) 5.75 Meg.. but these MPG's
have been seen to work in the *Windows* version
of the JMF - do ..any of those files work in the JMF
on your target OS/PC?
Andrew T.
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