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1. JLabel animation in JPanel    stackoverflow.com

After scratching around I found that it's best to implement a custom image component by extending a JLabel. So far that has worked great as I can add multiple "images" (jlabels ...

2. [Solved]Scrolling Text with Transparent Background in Java    stackoverflow.com

I used to write a Tect Ticker ,but unfortunately im weak on Java and i should make this work on Linux so : I need a JLabel which handles text and that ...

3. JLabel with Animated GIF in NetBeans Flickers    stackoverflow.com

I've created a form with a JLabel in NetBeans. I've set the icon property of the JLabel to an animated GIF. It seems to work, but the animated GIF flickers out of ...

4. Java animated GIF without using a JLabel    stackoverflow.com

Is there a way to display an animated GIF image in Java without using a JLabel? I'm trying to implement some GIFS in a game and would like to just paint ...

5. Jlabel with Image Fade Out Strange Effect    stackoverflow.com

Hope this question could emphasize more about the fading out effect of Jlabel (swing). Certainly, yes... I already follow some guide and some answers given from This Link Thread, but mine ...

6. How to add animated gifs in jLabels Icon image using Netbeans GUI builder?    forums.netbeans.org

Hello guys! My first post! Woo! Ehh im using netbeans and im not very familiar with java programming yet. Im using the netbeans gui builder to make my gui.. After looking thru websites i found out that u can use jLabels and set image icon thru the gui builder. I can insert static images. However when i put animated gif image ...

7. animated gif as label Image    coderanch.com

I'm not sure how starting this thread is going to help you any more than the old one did, but I'll say again that animated GIFs work fine. Go ahead and run this code and see for yourself: public static void main(String[] argv) throws MalformedURLException { URL url = new URL(""); JLabel label = new JLabel("animated GIF", new ImageIcon(url), JLabel.LEFT); JFrame ...