I'm pretty sure you will need to use the Macintosh platform to do this.
It may be possible on the PC, but I don't think the software on that
platform is savvy about QuickTime like Macintosh stuff is.
There is a sound editing shareware software package that comes with
Director for Macintosh, called Bias Peak. You may have already used it
to insert cue points in audio-only files. You may not have realized
that it can also insert cue points in the audio track of a QuickTime
movie. Just open the QuickTime movie, treat it as you would an audio
file, and then save it again. It will still be a Quicktime movie file,
complete with video, but now with cue points in the audio track.
That's how I do it.
Ron Woodland
Matie Wells wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking for a way to insert cue points into QuickTime has any one done
> this before and can this be done in director itself of do I need a third
> party solution? I exported the QuickTime in cleaner 5 EZ
> which has given me a very small .mov file. Now I just need to slap some cue
> points in there if that can be done??
>
> Thank you,
> Mattie Wells
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