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I have windows vista OS.. I Installed JMF to work with it.. but it seems I'm having some conflicts between Sound and JMF.. because after I installed JMF my projects that use Sound.. midi.. sequences.. are giving exceptions that they don't have some sound classes and so.. and when I removed JMF every thing went OK !! so what I'm gonna do?

user2864740
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CiCi
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As far as I know, JMF can do everything Sound can do, and much more, and better.

If you're going to be using JMF anyway, why not upgrade to a single, more powerful API?

Is this something you could try or would it be too painful to adapt your existing code?

Carl Smotricz
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  • OK, understood. Unfortunately I have no experience at getting these 2 libs to play nice together, so no more advice from me, sorry! – Carl Smotricz Dec 08 '09 at 07:38
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JMF is pretty old, it has not been updated for a long time. If you still want to use Meida Framework in java. I recommend you using QuickTime Java framework - QTJava.

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You could also use Xuggler, a non-JMF alternative.

Art Clarke
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