Extracting frames is a feature of JMF. Since fobs provides mpeg2 decoder for JMF, then this should be possible with using one of the solutions provided by SUN on JMS site.
Jarek
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I installed fobs and tried to extract frames from MPEG-2 video using the FrameAccess.java code provided by SUN, but I get the error message "The input media does not contain a video track". What am I missing?
Thanks, Joan
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i've been unable to find the SUN code you mentioned. Could you point me to the url where you found it? Your problem seems quite strange because Fobs creates REAL audio and video tracks. I will need to have a look at the code.
Cheers.
Jose San Pedro
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Hi,
Is it possible to use fobs to extract frames from MPEG-2 video files?
Thanks,
Joan
Extracting frames is a feature of JMF. Since fobs provides mpeg2 decoder for JMF, then this should be possible with using one of the solutions provided by SUN on JMS site.
Jarek
I installed fobs and tried to extract frames from MPEG-2 video using the FrameAccess.java code provided by SUN, but I get the error message "The input media does not contain a video track". What am I missing?
Thanks, Joan
Hi Joan,
i've been unable to find the SUN code you mentioned. Could you point me to the url where you found it? Your problem seems quite strange because Fobs creates REAL audio and video tracks. I will need to have a look at the code.
Cheers.
Jose San Pedro
Hi Jose,
The code I used can be found in the url:
http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/solutions/FrameAccess.java.
Greetings, Joan