Jmf-java Media framwork Installation Issues

The Computer configuration is: Win7 flagship 64-bit, JDK and Eclipse are 64-bit, download JMF is jmf-2_1_1e-windows-i586, this thing online many people say only support 32-bit JDK, as you expected. Download down is also not installed;On cue said overwrite protection window and said I C-plate under:C:\Users\pengrong\AppData\Local\Temp file is overwritten, whether the choice is yes or no is not installed, I always choose Yes to all, and then all the eggs, and finally all said to the JDK to 32-bit, this is not to die. So there is no installation can also use the post, and then I did not use his post. (You can use JMF for details without installing JMF). I'm using the second method, I entered the tip sayinghint says overwrite protection window under theC:\Users\pengrong\AppData\Local\Temp\ .... I found a setup.exe executable file, double-click it and I'll just load it up. JMF

Because I was installed by default, the installation location is in C:\Program Files (x86) \jmf2.1.1e, so the classpath, PATH environment variable will be configured immediately. Direct access

Find Classpath and add Jmf.jar and Sound.jar, respectively.

C:\Program Files (x86) \jmf2.1.1e\lib\jmf.jar;

c:\program Files (x86) \jmf2.1.1e \lib\sound.jar;

(where C:\Program Files (x86) \jmf2.1.1e is the installation path for your JFM )

C. Find path, add dynamic Library

C:\Program Files (x86) \jmf2.1.1e\ Bin;

Tip: After each addition, don't forget the semicolon behind

And then I can use a simple routine to test the music in the MP3 format. Can it be sung by the sound?

Package Com.playmusic;import javax.media.ControllerEvent;  Import Javax.media.ControllerListener;  Import javax.media.NoPlayerException;  Import Javax.media.Player;  Import Javax.media.Manager;  Import Javax.media.MediaLocator;  Import javax.media.EndOfMediaEvent;  Import javax.media.PrefetchCompleteEvent;  Import javax.media.RealizeCompleteEvent;  Import java.io.*;  Import java.util.*;  public class Playermusic implements Controllerlistener {//Playback object private player player;  Whether to loop the private Boolean first,loop;  File path private String path;  Store MP3 File Reference private list<string> mp3list;    Current number of MP3 files private int mp3no=0;  Playermusic (list<string> mp3list) {this.mp3list=mp3list; }//Play method public void Start () {try {player = Manager.createplayer (new File (Mp3list.get (mp3no)). Touri (). Tourl ()  );  } catch (Noplayerexception e) {//TODO automatically generate catch block E.printstacktrace (); System.out.println ("Cannot play this file!  ");  Return } catch (IOException e) {//TODO automatically generate catch block E.PRintstacktrace ();  Return } if (Player==null) {System.out.println ("Play File is empty!  ");  Return  } player.addcontrollerlistener (this);  Extract Media content Player.prefetch ();  } public static void Main (string[] args) {list<string> path=new arraylist<string> (); Just add the full path of the MP3 music to the path list to Okpath.add ("F:/workstation/tankewar4/cto tank war all Sound/start. mp3"); Path.add ("F:/workstation/tankewar4/cto tank war all sound effects/maid with the flaxen Hair.mp3");  Playermusic play=new playermusic (path);  Play.start (); } @Overridepublic void Controllerupdate (Controllerevent e) {//When a song is played at the end, play the next song if (e instanceof endofmediaevent) {mp3  no++;  System.out.println (mp3no);  if (Mp3no<mp3list.size ()) {This.start ();  } return;  }//When the content of the extracted media ends if (e instanceof prefetchcompleteevent) {System.out.println ("End of content");  Player.start ();  Return  }//When instantiated if (e instanceof realizecompleteevent) {System.out.println ("instanced"); Pack ();  Perform a pack () operation return;  }    }   }

Of course, at the end of the work, I do not know why to do this, not to specify the path of Classpath.

You need to be in Eclipse, Project->properties, Java build path, libraries; Select Add External JARs

Add Jmf.jar and Sound.jar and everything will be all right. Good luck

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Jmf-java Media framwork Installation Issues