I'm not sure if this is the solution to both your problems, but this
might help. There is some limitation in the JMF code that means that
you can only access one camera from a given JVM instance. I had some
great ideas for using two LEGO cameras to do some stereo vision things,
but couldn't get round this problem. The only way to do it was to use
two separate JVMs, but this was such a long time ago that I can't
remember how I got each JVM to see a different camera.
To check this out try only connecting one camera to your system (the one
that doesn't work) and see if the jmfinit program will pick it up after
a reboot.
Hope this helps,
Simon.
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