At 04:01 +0800 04/13/2002, noelle cheng wrote:
>But I can't place a QT music file into the sound channel. Is this
>what you mean?
Ohhhhhh... No, that's another critter entirely. The sound volume
slider behavior, as written, is supposed to affect sound file
playback using such types as MP3, WAV, SWA and so on -- the stuff you
normally put into sound channels.
It could be rewritten to affect QT sprite sound via
sprite(theQuickTimeMovieSpriteNumer).volume. You'd want to change the
getPropertyDescriptionList line that asks about channel numbers, and
let it go all the way to 1000 for the range instead of just 8.
Try making these changes (you can leave the rest of the slider
behavior code alone):
on getPropertyDescriptionList me
set pdlist to [\
#pSoundChannel: [#comment:"Which QuickTime Sound Sprite",\
#format:#integer,\
#default:1,\
#range:[#min:1,#max:( the lastChannel )]] ]
-- Note the use of 'the lastChannel' here,
-- which lets this range go all the way to
-- whatever the maximum number of sprites
-- might be in the current movie, since it
-- is not necessarily going to be 1000.
return pdlist
end getPropertyDescriptionList
on adjustVolume me
set myLocH = the locH of sprite pMySprite
set sliderChange = pSliderBottom + myLocH
sprite(pSoundChannel).volume = sliderChange * pDeltaFactor
-- Here we change the volume of the *sprite* containing the
-- QuickTime movie or audio, instead of changing the *sound
-- channel volume*.
end
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