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A friend of mine does research into perception and asks me if I was possible to put an image into a video stream in java. I said yes(over confident) I have an image and a piece of video footage, but I am not sure what is the format for the video. I'll probably have to post more enquires on this as I'm definately more enthusiasm than experience

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Start reading up on the Java Media Framework. It supports video streaming and capture. I suppose you could have one output stream and two inputs (one the video and one the image) and switch between them.
[ May 09, 2005: Message edited by: Joe Ess ]
 
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