Videos not playing when building .jar

[keang]

There's no need to be rude by making assumptions.

Sorry I didn't intend to be rude I was just making an observation and it wasn't an assumption I downloaded the zip file and looked at a couple of classes.
I have read this thread and I am aware of the problem but I'm not going to run a load of code on my machine that I don't understand - would you?

Inside the IDE, it works completely fine.

Apart from when you do a clean and build - I wouldn't say this is 'completely fine'.

But all of this isn't solving your problem can you do as I (and dlorde) suggested, that is reproduce the problem with a managable subset of the code?

[keang]

Guys, there's no point discussing project code or structure here in terms of what someone has PM'd to someone else.

A fair point.

Either post up the project/code under discussion or discuss it via PM.

Can we upload 14.1Mb

common-sense should tell you that a 100kb class file with 245 inner classes is exceptionally poor design.

It's a 1Mb class file with 245 inner classes - does that make it ok .

[MartinMorrison]

I made a few smaller programs with a single purpose of playing a video file, and they also failed to work when building the project. I've followed the JMF instructions to the letter but I'm not going to give this any more effort. I created another program which the purpose of just playing MP3s which uses another .jar addition and that works fine. So it's a problem with fobs/jmf specifically.

My workaround is using a users default media player to play my videos, crude but whatever.

Thanks for your help.

[dlorde]

Can we upload 14.1Mb

I guess not...

It's a 1Mb class file with 245 inner classes - does that make it ok .