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How to Make a GUI Music Player In Java (Netbeans)

United KingdomPublished May 5, 2020

Views 17.9K  |  Likes 232  |  Comments 29
Views#6,616,087Global
Views#185,572United Kingdom

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Max O'DidilyMax O'Didily
12.2K subs•668 videos•May 2016

This video has 17.9K views and 232 likes, ranking #6,616,087 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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17,933

Likes

232

Comments

29

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Total (all-time): $13 – $36

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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How to Make a GUI Music Player In Java (Netbeans) Greetings, I am here with a highly requested video, how to make a visual music player using Java, this is a follow up to my 'How to Play, Loop, Pause and Stop Music in Java' video. We add a text field to allow users to load custom music files, a play button, a pause/re…

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May 5, 2020
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