JMF with Linux.

[Ganesh Sivaraman]

Hello,

Has any one been sucessful in running JMF in Linux. If so, how and how
impressive are the results.

Thank you,

Ganesh.


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Odd seg fault

[Timothy Reaves]

I've recient;y upgraded to RH6.2 Doing so broke wine.  WPO2K did not
work.  So I read the wine newsgroup, and found this was due to the glibc
that 6.2 uses.  It said to put the LC_ALL=en line in my profile.  I did.

What does this have to do with java?  Just a moment.

I have open two sid-by-side aterms.  I edited my .bash_profile in
one, sourced it, and low-and-behold wine now works.  Now the oddity.
Java (sun 1.2.2) does not!  It seg faults with SIGSEGV 11.

I can got to the second aterm, and java runs fine.  So it has to be
this LC_ALL entry.  Can anyone shed some light on this?

Thanks.


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Re: JMF with Linux.

[Matthias Pfisterer]

Hi Ganesh,

I've tested the pure java version of JMF2.0 with blackdown jdk1.2.2RC3,
native threads, sunwjit. Sound is working, however, since there is no
Java Sound API, sounds seem to get resampled to 8kHz. The mp3 decoder
gives choppy sound. I haven't tested the video functionality.

Matthias


Ganesh Sivaraman wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
> Has any one been sucessful in running JMF in Linux. If so, how and how
> impressive are the results.
> 
> Thank you,
> 
> Ganesh.
> 
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Tritonus, the open-source implementation of Java Sound for Linux:
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Re: Odd seg fault

[Calvin Austin]

Yes it is a bug with the way that the port handles locales, basically
it tries to interogate the locale data for en, which is probably incomplete
It was doing this to enable japanese support.

The workaround is to set LANG to POSIX or a full locale, also the
blackdown port does not have this bug .

regards
calvin

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> I've recient;y upgraded to RH6.2 Doing so broke wine.  WPO2K did not
> work.  So I read the wine newsgroup, and found this was due to the glibc
> that 6.2 uses.  It said to put the LC_ALL=en line in my profile.  I did.
> 
> What does this have to do with java?  Just a moment.
> 
> I have open two sid-by-side aterms.  I edited my .bash_profile in
> one, sourced it, and low-and-behold wine now works.  Now the oddity.
> Java (sun 1.2.2) does not!  It seg faults with SIGSEGV 11.
> 
> I can got to the second aterm, and java runs fine.  So it has to be
> this LC_ALL entry.  Can anyone shed some light on this?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 
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