Just to throw in a cautionary note. The JMF Media Time is not
a good solution because even through it has a method called
getMediaTimeNanoSeconds (or something like that) it has the
same flaw as getMillis(). Both methods are named in a misleading
way and only give precission in the 10's of milliseconds.
The only solution I have found for getting good timing is to use
JNI with a dll called ExactTics. ExacTicks is available on-
line http://www.ryledesign.com/winhrt.html. Its a little
pricey buts works great.
Alex
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