I've just released fmj-20070828-1154 of the FMJ project
(open-source
implementation of JMF).
The highlight of this release is that it now has pure Java
ogg/vorbis/theora decoding, so that regardless of OS and
native
libraries, theora videos will always play with FMJ. The
native
libraries (implemented in a prior release) will be used if
available,
however, with better performance of course.
This theora support is achieved by using the LGPL jheora
library from
fluomotion.
By default, FMJ studio now has a link in the dropdown to an
ogg movie on
wikimedia, which you can use to see it in action.
As with many plugins in FMJ, this parser could also be used
with JMF,
without the rest of the FMJ infrastructure.
Ken Larson
FMJ project fmj.sourceforge.net
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