You need to make sure that you include the libraries on your build path. This topic might help

thanks for u valuable replies please help me to get solution for this fix.here i attached my screen shot 

Please help me to find out this problem .send reply as soon as possible 

Please help me to solve the problem in import video library file in Eclipse. here i attached the screen shot.please tell me how to import processing file into ECLIPSE in step by step process. and tell what are the mistake i did in codeing

In the last screenshot the second line should be

Capture cam;
cam = new Capture(this, width, height);


dump the line to get a list() and the new cameraa line

You should look at the examples that come with Processing. To get them working in Eclipse create a new class that extends PApplet then copy and paste the code from Processing INSIDE the class. If necessary add the keyword public for each method if not supplied - in other words change

void setup()
to
public void setup()

K sir but i got error in.this line

please help me sir to solve. if u have step by step process to import library files to Eclipse and send the code too

i dont no how to import Video library

1)
move the line
cam = new Capture(this, width, height);
to inside setup() just after he line
size(640,480);

2)
Remove the import processing.video.*; statement and save the class. If it can't find the Capture class a red box will appear beside the line
cam = new Capture(this, width, height);
click on the red box and it should suggest the correct import statement - double click this option to add it to your code.

Also get rid of all the stuff about the camera list

Hi Sir 

Do u have program for ,how to capture video in Eclipse through Processing library

No.

I thought it might be a matter of linking the right libraries but I have managed to get it to work in Eclipse. Searching the forum shows that others have had similar problems.

At the very least you need to add video.jar to your class path.

Sorry I can't help further.