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How to install Java Media Framework (eclipse in ubuntu)

 
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Hello sir,

I want to use javax.media.* packages in one of my projects.So i have downloaded the JMF from the following link
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/download-142937.html
in eclipse.
But now i dont khow how to use it in eclipse project.
please guide me on that.

Regards,
rachana
 
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Welcome to the Ranch.
In future, please do not ask the same question multiple times. I have deleted your duplicate topic.

From the page link you posted,

If you are installing the JMF Performance Pack for Linux
Change directories to the install location.
Run the command % /bin/sh ./jmf-2_1_1e-linux-i586.bin


Did you run this?

Instead of the installer, you might want to consider unzipping

If you are installing a zip file
Run the appropriate zip command for your system, e.g. winzip or unzip to extract JMF onto your system.


Once you have successfully installed you will need to
Eclipse->Project Properties->Java Build Path->(libraries tab)->Add external jars->Select " jmf.jar" (this should be somewhere in your installation directory
 
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