Probably a coincidence though. JMC, Scenegraph, JavaFX, G1.. Open source revolution my ass. The “Java Store” is probably the “EULA Store” with Web Start as DRM. Or maybe I'm wrong and the JMC/Scenegraph/JavaFX runtime is "silently" installed the day before JavaOne. Fingers crossed.

PS
If your comment is not showing up..well.. it is because I now have over 14 000 unread email messages.

I will not be releasing signed versions.

Better than Adobe MP ? OMG ! Meh, no numbers to back it up yet. 40+ threads might be positive. Lean.

Status
You can now select which screen is the primary fullscreen. Entering fullscreen mode and running fullscreen is fast, but exiting fullscreen mode under a non-native LAF might result in a very slow Windows Explorer on Vista for a short time (10 seconds max).

Maybe I am repeating myself here, but I feel like I am watching a train wreck in slow motion. Everyone who codes in JavaFX are beginners. Throw the people who know Swing in and out a freaking bone already. Otherwise we will just write crap on our blogs about how JavaFX ate our flapjacks without painting our outhouse.

First run the media player component (Applet).
http://app.teppefall.com/installer

Then right click and choose "Open URL".
Enter http://app.teppefall.com/t.flv

You will only get audio because of a RuntimeException. This is a show-stopper issue that will affect anyone who does not sign their code. And this error message will give you one hit in Google. A single hit. One.

I just love writing 500 lines of Javascript and 5000 lines of Java for then to...............................

I was playing with my bone (JMediaPane) and then I checked out the rope thingy (JWebPane) and now.. well.. I am just drinking beer because I am waiting for the lawyers.

Woff. Woff.

Image credit: http://revision3.com/diggnation/.

Try running four or more Flash videos at the same time and then compare with the other players. The Adobe Media Player and VLC seems to be less scalable.

The script attribute is relative to the application.xml, just like the content element.

Hybrid specific application.xml attributes(may change in the future)
@script
@traymenu
@grabber

Anyway, JMC 1.1 was a huge improvement. But I still do not understand the threading model or the seek/timing logic. There is no documentation and I am simply coding in the blind using only public API's. Performance is great and memory use rivals that of the Adobe Media Player. The Adobe player is a bit of a memory hog, but this is simply because of pictures, extra layout, RSS importers, advertising and branding rather than a bad design.

I have some prototype Rome RSS/ATOM based code that solves the channel import problem, but using a custom DOM parser is easier from an API perspective. Unfortunately, the web is filled with "creative" XML and then you go back to Rome again.

Also, fullscreen mode works perfectly and the OSX/PPC libraries have decent performance.

Medium quality FLV (Flash video).

High quality FLV (Flash video).

Dependencies
You must create an ext/ folder and add bsf.jar, js.jar and commons-logging.jar into this folder. Add Substance 5 (substance.jar) in the same folder for EDT checking. The application and taskbar icon is defined in the application XML file.

taskbar.js
importPackage(Packages.java.awt)
importPackage(Packages.java.awt.event)
importPackage(Packages.javax.swing)
importPackage(Packages.com.teppefall.hybrid)

context.info("I am " + context.getApplication().getApplicationName())
app = context.getApplication()

awtMenu = new MenuItem("Hello")
awtMenu.addActionListener(function(e) {
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(app.getApplicationFrame(), "Hello taskbar !")
})
app.getTrayMenu().insertSeparator(0)
app.getTrayMenu().insert(awtMenu, 0)
app.displayTrayMessage("Added a menu item to the taskbar icon popup", JApplication.INFORMATION)

Read more about JApplication here

run.cmd
java -cp teppefall-runtime.jar com.teppefall.hybrid.app.JJHMain taskbar.xml