
Basically I don't know what to do...
I downloaded the JMF library and inserted the library into the project. It was working fine until I came across this problem. Let me know what you think. Thanks!!!
Zev

Basically I don't know what to do...
I downloaded the JMF library and inserted the library into the project. It was working fine until I came across this problem. Let me know what you think. Thanks!!!
Zev
You could explicitly make
_bufinto ajavax.media.Bufferby writing out its full name, likejavax.media.Buffer _buf = frameGrabber.grabFrame();Alternatively, you could import all of the classes of
javax.mediaby placing in your import statements (or above the class definitionpublic class mediaFunction) :import javax.media.*;Or you could import specifically
javax.media.Bufferso Java knows that Buffer really means javax.media.Buffer, by importing:import javax.media.Buffer;This article on packages and imports may help.
What I'm guessing is you imported java.nio.* or java.nio.Buffer, so it thinks that
Bufferimplicitly meansjava.nio.Buffer, not the buffer type thatframeGrabber.grabFrame()returns, or in other words,javax.media.Buffer. Regardless, my first solution ought to fix your problem.