This isn't an excerpt from my soon-to-be-released QuickTime for Java book, though now I wish it was.
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QuickTime's streaming API, represented in Java by the package quicktime.streaming works only on Mac OS (Classic and OS X). The classes are present in QTJ for Windows, but they won't do anything. However, you can use QuickTime for Windows as a client for a stream, and if running in Java isn't critical, you can get the Darwin Streaming Server, an open source project that's runnable on Windows 2000 Server and 2003 Server, as well as Solaris 9 and Red Hat Linux 9.
What Streaming Is, What It Isn't
Given the overloading of the term "stream," it's not easy to nail down what the term "streaming" even means. For example, QuickTime has long supported a "fast-start" feature--a movie could start playing if QuickTime determined that it had enough data that it could start playing and would not run out of data at the current download rate--that some people mistook for a form of streaming. And to be sure, that has its advantages: it's easier to set up and it ensures that all packets get to the client. But real streaming, that is to say, streaming that corresponds to Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standards, is a different matter entirely, not supported by QuickTime until QuickTime 5, and not exposed to Java until QTJ 6.
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