https://sourceforge.net/p/josgui/news/2000-12-03T16:57:43ZRecent posts to news2000-12-03T16:57:43Z2000-12-03T16:57:43ZThe Jazilla Projecthttps://sourceforge.net/u/jazilla/https://sourceforge.net2492e43398b94b02e333f34a3eb342a633ce1cd5

<div class="markdown_content"><p>A new mailing list will be available for the project at josgui-media@lists.sourceforge.net. This list should be on the development of the media player. Another list, josgui-helper@lists.sourceforge.net, will be available to answer questions anyone has concerning the usage of the media player.</p></div>

2000-11-08T14:23:55Z2000-11-08T14:23:55ZThe Jazilla Projecthttps://sourceforge.net/u/jazilla/https://sourceforge.net8f99cd32f62cc59e801fa2dc4482897ce85792f6

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Its been a little while since the last release, but we're confident that this release is fairly stable and warrants a whole major number change. There is now support for playing MP3s and older movie codecs, playlist support, and preference saving. The filechoosers have also been made to look a bit more spiffy. If you downloaded the first release, you'll also notice a change in the icons used throughout the program. Take the new media player for a spin at <a href="http://download.sourceforge.net/josgui/jplayer-2.0.jar">http://download.sourceforge.net/josgui/jplayer-2.0.jar</a> and let us know what you think.</p></div>

2000-09-21T03:20:05Z2000-09-21T03:20:05ZThe Jazilla Projecthttps://sourceforge.net/u/jazilla/https://sourceforge.nete5fdb512c19faba71dddc2199a228e1de9c6ff75

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The first version of JOS Media Player. This version displays most types of images quickly using JIMI. You can also go through all the images in a directory with a few clicks instead of loading each item separately.</p></div>