Peter, I used MCI with MetaCard a long time ago and it worked; it allows
you to play from a position to another position, so it may be a good
approach for you. Scott Rossi has a reference at his site:
http://www.tactilemedia.com/info/MCI_Control_Info.html
Although this doesn't help on the
At 08:31 10.03.2004 +, you wrote:
Peter, I used MCI with MetaCard a long time ago and it worked; it allows
you to play from a position to another position, so it may be a good
approach for you. Scott Rossi has a reference at his site:
http://www.tactilemedia.com/info/MCI_Control_Info.html
I use mci to record and play audio (wave files) on Windows XP using
MC. It still works perfectly in 2004. In MC you use get
mciSendString() For instance:
put open quote orglyd quote type waveaudio alias
myAudio into tstring
get mciSendString(tstring)
get mciSendString (status myAudio
At 10:44 10.03.2004 +, you wrote:
I use mci to record and play audio (wave files) on Windows XP using MC.
It still works perfectly in 2004. In MC you use get
mciSendString() For instance:
put open quote orglyd quote type waveaudio alias myAudio
into tstring
get
The problem we have is corporate clients who don't want to install
ANYTHING on their workstations in order to run training packages with
multimedia content! Thus they say it's OK as long as it uses the
standard media facilities in Windows!! Given the variations in
Windows standards for media,
Hi Claude
Thanks for the suggestion.
On a windows computer, you are sure that Internet Explorer AND the
Flash plugin are installed, they are standard media facilities in
windows.
I dont remember exactly, but i believe that Internet Explorer is
delivered with Flash plugin 4. You have to check
On 3/9/04 1:48 AM, Peter Reid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want my clips to appear within a Rev window with other components
on display, not as part of a separate floating window/app.
Also, I would need to get agreement to install the Flash Player as a
separate app anyway. But the main point
I don't understand -- Flash displays video, so why would your clips have to
be separate from your app?
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/productinfo/features/static_tour/me
dia/index.html#03
Regards,
Scott Rossi
As I understand it, I'd have to launch the Flash standalone player in
order
I don't understand -- Flash displays video, so why would your clips have to
be separate from your app?
http://www.macromedia.com/software/flash/productinfo/features/static_tour/me
dia/index.html#03
As I understand it, I'd have to launch the Flash standalone player in
order to play Flash
OK but what I'm saying is, if you're at the mercy of your corporate client,
why not create the entire set of media and deliver in Flash, using one
(Flash) player.
Sure it might be easier to use Rev, but from what you're describing it
sounds like that's not an option for you.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Thanks for the tip. However, I'd need a Mac version as well (which is
under consideration, but NOT under development as far as I know).
Hi Peter,
Yes, you are correct. Unfortunately, there is not a Mac version at this
time. We're hoping to have the browser embedded into the RR engine in a
That's my fault. With altBrowser, you pay only once and you can
distribute it with any of your standalones as many times as you like
royalty free. The only thing we ask is you not 'resell' it to other
developers -- they should purchase their own copy:-) I need to put a
real license up there.
Has anyone had any success using the MCISendString feature of Rev to
control playback of a videoclip under Win without using QuickTime?
Peter, I used MCI with MetaCard a long time ago and it worked; it allows
you to play from a position to another position, so it may be a good
approach for
--- Claude Lemmel
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If you use altBrowser.dll from altuit, you can
display a flash movie
within a html page directly in Revolution. For
me it works perfectly.
any duration constraints on the video?
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On 3/9/04 4:51 PM, Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Peter, I used MCI with MetaCard a long time ago and it worked; it allows
you to play from a position to another position, so it may be a good
approach for you. Scott Rossi has a reference at his site:
If you use altBrowser.dll from altuit, you can
display a flash movie
within a html page directly in Revolution. For
me it works perfectly.
any duration constraints on the video?
I did not test. But as Flash streams the video, i guess that there is no
constrain about the length of the video.
The
I'm trying to support a Win client who doesn't have (and won't have!)
QuickTime installed. Whilst AVI files run fine through Rev (I'm
using v2.1.2) they are much bigger and poorer quality than WMV files.
However, when I try to play back WMV files from Rev I get
intermittent results -
As far as I know, control over video is pretty minimal if you don't use QT
so I don't believe you can do what you want without QT. I may be wrong but
I've run into the same issue you describe.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Hmm, thanks Scott for the feedback.
Has anyone had any success using the
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