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What is it and how do I get around it?
Also, I want to use this code in my Java screen recorder, but I want to provide a vector of images as I click the screenshots rather than reading it frm a folder. I would like help with that, too.
for berry120:
In terms of the “access restriction” error, it seems to be a similar issue to this one – as in you may be trying to replace a Java library class with one from a jar file (in your case JMF.jar.)
Have a look at this question: Access restriction on class due to restriction on required library rt.jar?
The second answer down (one with 250+ upvotes) is the one that may work in your case – remove and re-add the JRE system library.