Java Creating a Movie of My Java Animation: Flying Ball

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To convert a Java animation of a ball flying up and down into a movie format for playback in Windows Media Player, two main approaches are discussed. The first method involves using screen recording software like Camtasia, which offers a free trial, allowing users to capture the animation directly as it plays. The second method requires coding, where each frame of the animation is rendered as a bitmap and saved as individual files. These files can then be combined to create a complete animation. Both methods provide viable options for achieving the desired movie format.
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I have a java animation- a ball flying up and down.
Please help me to turn it into a movie because I want to see how it is played in winmedia player
 
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There's ways to do it with & without code. Without code you'd use a program like http://www.realnetworks.com/products/camtasia/ (free trial) and directly record whatever your Java animation is playing. To do this with code you might have to dump the bitmap for each frame into a file, producing a list of files which you can then combine into an animation.
 
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