Multi-Media includes 2D graphics, 3D graphics, printing, imaging, and sound. For 3D graphics examples, see The j3d.org Code Repository.

• Imaging
• Java Media Framework
• Printing
• Sound
• 2D Graphics

Imaging

• BufferedShapeMover.java lets the user drag a rectangle around a window using an offscreen buffer for re-rendering. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Images.
  
  
• ImageOps.java illustrates the use of four image-filter operations: low-pass, sharpen, lookup, and rescale. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Images.
  
  
• Java Advanced Imaging download includes demo and tutorial with source code
  
  

Java Media Framework

• JMF in Action presents several applets that run movie clips.
  
  
• SimplePlayerApplet.java is a simple applet that can be used to run a JMF player for a particular media file. This applet embeds the visual component and control panel component in the browser page, if they are available.
  
  
• TVApplet.java is a simple applet that demonstrates how to create a media player to present a media clip. This applet displays the player's visual and control panel components over a background image.

Printing

• ComponentPrinterFrame.java prints a frame and the components it contains. For supporting information see Java 2D: New Printing Package
  
  
• printbutton.java displays a panel with MyButton on it. When you click the button, the application prints the MyButton AWT component. For supporting information see Java 2D: New Printing Package.
  
  
• printbutton.java displays a panel with MyButton on it. When you click the button, the application prints the MyButton Swing component. For supporting information see Java 2D: New Printing Package
  
  
• printpanel.java prints a panel and the button it contains. For supporting information see Java 2D: New Printing Package
  
  
• ShapesPrint.java creates a print job, displays a print dialog, and initiates the printing process to print the contents of a component. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Printing.
  
  
• SimpleBook.java prints a collection of pages. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Printing.

Sound

• ToySynth.java brings up a graphical representation of a typical synthesizer keyboard. Clicking on the keys with the mouse, plays the notes. You can adjust voice settings and other options to vary the sounds produced. For supporting information see The Science of Java Sound Technology.
  
  
• SoundApplet.java plays several types of audio clips. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Playing Sounds.
  
  
• SoundApplication.java plays several types of audio clips. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Playing Sounds.
  
  
• SoundList.java loads and holds a bunch of audio files whose locations are specified relative to a fixed URL base. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: Playing Sounds.
  
  
• SoundLoader.java works with the SoundList.java class. The Java Tutorial Continued: Playing Sounds.

2D Graphics

• ClipImage.java animates a clipping path to reveal different portions of an image. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.
  
  
• Composite.java illustrates the effects of various compositing styles and alpha combinations. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.
  
  
• ElpGen2.java is an applet that produces spiraling and unfolding patterns. It is also called the Java 2D. For supporting information see Developing the Java 2D Art Applet Using Forte for Java Community Edition (now Sun ONE Studio).
  
  
• Pear.java shows how to construct a pear shape using area geometry shapes. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.
  
  
• ShapesDemo2D.java shows how to draw and fill a selection of 2D geometric shapes. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.
  
  
• StrokeAndFill.java lets the user select a graphics primitive, a line style, and a paint style to change the look of the graphic. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.
  
  
• Styled Text Code Samples illustrate how to use the java.awt.font.TextLayout class to create exciting, interesting, and interactive styled text in any language supported by the Unicode character set. For supporting information see 2D Text Tutorial.
  
  
• SwingShapeMover.java lets the user drag a Shape object around within a window and is redrawn at every mouse location to provide feedback to the user dragging it. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.
  
  
• Transform.java demonstrates various transformation algorithms for changing the shape and position of 2D graphics. For supporting information see The Java Tutorial Continued: 2D Graphics.