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> I want develop an application but I don't know if JMF is the best
> framework.
That depends largely on the media types
you wish to support.*
> I want to load movie and image to build a media sequence (like movie
> maker), add transition in real time (like wipe, fade) when I pass from
> movie 1 to movie 2.
Can you do that in an image slideshow?
I suspect most of this will come down to
getting Image objects and grabbing frames,
and recombining them within your code, to
achieve the fades, wipes etc. the user wants.
> Thanks for your help.
* I have had some good results using JMF for
a variety of (local only, not deployed) media
projects. It is very good, for example, at turning
JPEG images into playable MOV files.
On the other side, JMF x-plat version support only
a few types of MOV's and some types of AVI's.
MPEG does not seem to be supported on Mac.
OS at all.
<http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/formats.html>
If you only mean to support a limited range of
video (and audio) types, JMF might do, but it
is very old, and will not support many of the
newer formats.
HTH
Andrw T.
Audrey - 01 Feb 2007 21:06 GMT
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> Andrw T.
Thank you for this informations.
What is alternative for Linux and windows platorm ?
I search open project.
Do you known one?
Audrey