JMF - Vista

[Peter Stierlen]

Dear ImageJ friends,

last week I bought a new Vista-PC. So I am also affected now by this
Vista-JMF problems as many others too. Attached you can find a short
excerpt from my 3d-scanning tool which worked fine on XP but not on this
new VISTA Teletubby-System.
But I found that the JMStudio works well. But looking at the JMStudio
source code I had no idea up to now what to change on my program. So I
hope that someone out there can give me a solution for this problem.

Thanks in advance

Peter Stierlen




else if (source == preView)
    {
    n=0;
    if (preView.isSelected())
        {
        IJ.write("Preview on");
       
        JWindow jf=new JWindow();
        JWindow mask=new JWindow();

        VideoFormat format = new VideoFormat(VideoFormat.MJPG,new
Dimension(640,480), Format.NOT_SPECIFIED,null,15);
        Vector deviceList = CaptureDeviceManager.getDeviceList(format);
        CaptureDeviceInfo device = (CaptureDeviceInfo)
deviceList.firstElement();
        Format[] formats = device.getFormats();
        IJ.write("Aktuelle Capture Device: "+ device.getName());
        for (int i = 0; i < deviceList.size(); i++){
                  IJ.write("\t" + (CaptureDeviceInfo)
deviceList.elementAt(i));
            }
    try {
        p = Manager.createRealizedPlayer(device.getLocator());
        formatControl = (FormatControl)p.getControl (
"javax.media.control.FormatControl" );
        formatControl.setFormat ( formats[0] );
        } catch (Exception e) {
            IJ.write("Failed to create a player from the given
DataSource:\n \n" + e.getMessage());
            return;
        }
                    IJ.wait(1500);
        Container contentPane = jf.getContentPane();
        Container contentPaneMask = mask.getContentPane();
        contentPaneMask.setBackground (Color.green);
        jf.setBackground (Color.gray);    
        setLayout(new BorderLayout());
        p.start();

             Component comp = p.getVisualComponent();

         if ((comp = p.getVisualComponent()) != null){
            comp.setBounds(5,5,640, 480);
            contentPane.add(comp);
        }

        repaint();

        jf.setSize(650,490);
       
 jf.setLocation((Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize().width-650-10),10);
        jf.setVisible(true);

        mask.setSize(1,490);
        mask.setVisible(true);
       
 mask.setLocation((Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize().width-(650/2)-10),10);
        IJ.write(""+jf.getLocation());

        n=0;
        }

[Michael Cammer]

Don't be surprised if you have problems with video.  I have two Vista
systems at home and video (MPEG & AVI) from our Sony cameras that worked
fine on our XP systems simply won't work on Vista even after a reinstall
of the codecs etc.  Also, ImageJ AVI doesn't work right in the Windows
movie player.  Frustrates my kids who want to upload stupid little clips
to YouTube.  Frustrates me who bought this thing precisely because it is
supposed to be so easy.  We port movies back to XP or to a Mac instead.


_______________________________________
Michael Cammer   http://www.aecom.yu.edu/aif/

[Bruce Kendall]

Just would like everyone to know that our cameras work with Vista as well as
XP. There is a driver for Image J also downloadable on my website.

Bruce Kendall
www.xlimaging.us
1-214-334-6488

-----Original Message-----
From: ImageJ Interest Group [mailto:[hidden email]] On Behalf Of
peter.stierlen
Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 6:53 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: JMF - Vista

Dear ImageJ friends,

last week I bought a new Vista-PC. So I am also affected now by this
Vista-JMF problems as many others too. Attached you can find a short
excerpt from my 3d-scanning tool which worked fine on XP but not on this
new VISTA Teletubby-System.
But I found that the JMStudio works well. But looking at the JMStudio
source code I had no idea up to now what to change on my program. So I
hope that someone out there can give me a solution for this problem.

Thanks in advance

Peter Stierlen




else if (source == preView)
    {
    n=0;
    if (preView.isSelected())
        {
        IJ.write("Preview on");
       
        JWindow jf=new JWindow();
        JWindow mask=new JWindow();

        VideoFormat format = new VideoFormat(VideoFormat.MJPG,new
Dimension(640,480), Format.NOT_SPECIFIED,null,15);
        Vector deviceList = CaptureDeviceManager.getDeviceList(format);
        CaptureDeviceInfo device = (CaptureDeviceInfo)
deviceList.firstElement();
        Format[] formats = device.getFormats();
        IJ.write("Aktuelle Capture Device: "+ device.getName());
        for (int i = 0; i < deviceList.size(); i++){
                  IJ.write("\t" + (CaptureDeviceInfo)
deviceList.elementAt(i));
            }
    try {
        p = Manager.createRealizedPlayer(device.getLocator());
        formatControl = (FormatControl)p.getControl (
"javax.media.control.FormatControl" );
        formatControl.setFormat ( formats[0] );
        } catch (Exception e) {
            IJ.write("Failed to create a player from the given
DataSource:\n \n" + e.getMessage());
            return;
        }
                    IJ.wait(1500);
        Container contentPane = jf.getContentPane();
        Container contentPaneMask = mask.getContentPane();
        contentPaneMask.setBackground (Color.green);
        jf.setBackground (Color.gray);    
        setLayout(new BorderLayout());
        p.start();

             Component comp = p.getVisualComponent();

         if ((comp = p.getVisualComponent()) != null){
            comp.setBounds(5,5,640, 480);
            contentPane.add(comp);
        }

        repaint();

        jf.setSize(650,490);
       
 
jf.setLocation((Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize().width-650-10),10
);
        jf.setVisible(true);

        mask.setSize(1,490);
        mask.setVisible(true);
       
 
mask.setLocation((Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize().width-(650/2)-
10),10);
        IJ.write(""+jf.getLocation());

        n=0;
        }