Did anybody try to use FOBS4JMF to play FLV files on cell phones? It is very high demand area. To be able to play youtybe and other video formats on cell phones.
Is there a FOBS version for J2ME and Mobile Media API (MMAPI)?
Is there a FOBS version for Symbian OS?
Thanks.
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I'm only guessing but I suspect the answer is a resounding No. JMF uses Swing and AWT, and FOBS uses ffmpeg (ie. loads of native C++ code). Neither of these will ever work in J2ME, sorry!
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It looks like in J2ME and MMAPI in particular there are ways to play video streams, in a similar way as in JMF, although JMF itself does not work on J2ME. I do not see any fundamental problem to compile native libraries for Symbian OS and port FOBS to MMAPI java. I wonder how hard would it be?
Any comments from developers on that?
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Did anybody try to use FOBS4JMF to play FLV files on cell phones? It is very high demand area. To be able to play youtybe and other video formats on cell phones.
Is there a FOBS version for J2ME and Mobile Media API (MMAPI)?
Is there a FOBS version for Symbian OS?
Thanks.
I'm only guessing but I suspect the answer is a resounding No. JMF uses Swing and AWT, and FOBS uses ffmpeg (ie. loads of native C++ code). Neither of these will ever work in J2ME, sorry!
It looks like in J2ME and MMAPI in particular there are ways to play video streams, in a similar way as in JMF, although JMF itself does not work on J2ME. I do not see any fundamental problem to compile native libraries for Symbian OS and port FOBS to MMAPI java. I wonder how hard would it be?
Any comments from developers on that?