On Nov 9, 2005, at 7:29 AM, Anja Colgan wrote:

> The new MovieEncoder didn't solve my problem, but thanks to your
> explanation, I was able to halt my program for 25ms before calling the
> stop()-method of the MovieEncoder - all images are now included in the
> movie!!!

Not good.  That bug fix should have stomped that bug.  Any further
information?  Conditions under which it doesn't work vs. conditions
when it does?  Any info would be helpful.


> I have another question - not sure whether this is due to the
> MovieEncoder or JMF, but hopefully you may have an idea.
> I can now successfully create movies from datafiles, which are outputs
> of a model. I would also like to write out movies "on the fly", while
> the model is running - like you do with MASON.
> I'm using the same writer class (which calls on MovieEncoder) and I'm
> not aware that our model framework (though I don't know the ins and
> outs
> of it) uses any applets, yet I get the following error:
>
>     [java] java.lang.RuntimeException: No permission to write files
> from applets

Applets cannot write files on a remote person's computer unless they
have had their security upgraded.  This can be done in one of two ways:

        - You can sign them and the user gives permission (somehow -- I do
not recall exactly)
        - The user lowers the Java security rules on his browser

Sean