Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Chapter 14, Problem 11AW

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Playing video files:

  • The classes “Media”, “MediaPlayer” and “MediaView” are used for playing media files.
  • The media file is been loaded into memory by “Media” class.
  • The methods for playing media files are been provided by “MediaPlayer” class.
  • The “MediaView” class could be inserted into scene graph; it affords a way to view video on screen.
  • The steps involved in process of playing a media file includes:
    • The media file is been loaded into memory.
      • An instance of “Media” class is been created.
    • The media file’s playback is been controlled.
      • An instance of “MediaPlayer” class is been created.
      • It controls playback of video.
    • Display the video file
      • An instance of “MediaView” class is been created.
      • The “MediaPlayer” object is been passed as an argument to constructor.
      • It could be added to scene graph.
      • The size of viewing window could be adjusted with “setFitWidth” and “setFitHeight” methods.
      • The video is resized to fit within viewing window.
  • The methods that help to play video file includes:
    • play():
      • It starts playing video file.
      • Normally, it starts playing video file from beginning.
      • If video file is been paused currently, the method resumes from point it was paused.
    • pause():
      • It pauses the video file.
      • The “play” method causes video file to resume playing at point where it was paused.
    • stop():
      • It stops video file’s playback...

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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)

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