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Anyone has experiences about interfacing with multimedia [or Fn Function] keys in Java?
There seems to be an incomplete discussion regarding multimedia buttons in Java here. There is also a library, JIntelliType, which can be used to register global hotkeys in Windows, but only works for registering globally, not media keys.
Incorrect. I am the author of JIntellitype and you can call registerIntellitypeListener in this example and it registers for the Multimedia keys of Windows like Play Pause Stop etc.
http://melloware.com/products/jintellitype/quick-start.html