Take a look at
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?messageID=9573675
If you're learning then using an IDE to create most of your code is NOT recommended as you don't really learn the programming language
The IDEs (NetBeans / Eclipse / JBuilder etc) are productivity tools, but you stil need to knowwhat/how your code should go teogether
and if you want to learn JMF, then you must read through the documentation
If you take a look at this
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5151618&tstart=0
I provided links to most of the JMF docs
When you have specific problems - post them (with as clear a piece of code as possible) and I'm sure that you'll get any help that you need
I am not aware of a specific JMF tutorial (certainly nothing recent)
Read the JMF User Guide - it explains the fundamentals of JMF