If there are any problems with the things suggested in this file, please consult the main readme-file.


Before running the jar-file in this archive you have to have the JMF installed. If you haven't already installed it, it can be found at:

	http://java.sun.com/products/java-media/jmf/2.1.1/download.html

You cannot give a -classpath or a -cp argument when running a jar-file (like KRUT.jar), java will always (to my knowledge) ignore such attempts completely. This means you must either have JMF installed globally (the exe file in windows will do this, for example), or there is another, but slightly more complicated option available:

If you make a directory called "jmf" where your jar-file is, and another one called "lib" inside it, and then you copy the file "jmf.jar" into that one, everything will work. Ie, like this:

	KRUT_dir/jmf/lib/jmf.jar

You can now run your KRUT.jar file, either by clicking on it (you may need to right click and choose "run with" and then choose java in windows), or by typing from a command prompt (see readme-file for details):

	java -jar KRUT.jar

If you get the output listed in the file "jmf-error.txt", which is a part of this archive, when trying to run krut through a terminal, it means you probably have everything right, apart from your installation of the JMF. If you get another error message, it most likely means that you do not have the correct version of java installed.

Another simple solution is to simply extract the entire jar-file, using whatever zip-archive utility you normally use (you may have to right click on it in windows, and use "open with"). You can then run krut by opening a command prompt and and running the main class, Run_KRUT. See readme-file for details on this.