Hi Carol,
Not exactly sure if this is what you are looking for, but you can use a stop
button on the stage (create your own or use built in director). Make sure
your QT movie is set to loop - QT tab in property inspector, check loop
checkbox. Then, make sure your video and stop button span the same number of
frames. Create a behavior script:
on mouseUp me
sprite(1) .movieRate = 0
end
Drag this behavior onto the stop button and there you have it, when pressed,
the movie will stop. You can also do the same with a play button, but use
this as your behavior:
on mouseUp me
sprite(1) .movierate = 1
end
Hope this helps,
D
on 2/22/02 9:29 AM, Carol Mahaffy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hey list --
> i sent out a previous post about memory leaks on a cd i was creating. Well
> it seems that after much tracking that when you tart playing a quicktime
> then jump to a different section before that is done playing it doesn't
> release the memory. So my question is this, i know i can detect going
> somewhere else with in th cd but is there anything to (for lack of a better
> word) shut off the qt? or make it inactive? thanks to all for the previous
> help, I would have never gotten this far with out you.
> -- carol
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