Nowadays, we consume most of the media content via web browsers. Moreover, you may need to install on the target platform the missing video and audio codecs to play various media formats. For example, VLCJ does not support Linux. Wrapping the functionality of a native media player requires a separate assembly for each platform, since a player may simply not support all the required platforms. However, if you use Swing or SWT, you will need the bridges such as JFXPanel and FXCanvas. The JavaFX Media API approach is cross-platform and can be used on Windows, Linux, and macOS. You can integrate a third-party Java library like VLCJ which wraps the functionality of a native media player.A bit outdated but still functional Java Media Framework can be a solution.You can use JavaFX Media API to implement all the required media player functionality as shown in this example.
If you need to embed a media player into your Java desktop application, there are several options for this:
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