>What did you do to synch your program to the timecodes in the list?
>Were you using the elapsedTime and polling for it on exitFrame or
>something along those lines?
I've already read your next post, so I'm glad it worked out for you.
In my case I was using a QuickTime movie that had no cue points in
it. I created the list of times for each note using a curious method
that I may go into one day! The end results was a list, which I then
used to control what frame to go to:
on exitframe
go label("highlighted notes") + findposnear(thetimes, the
movietime of sprite qtsprite)
end
or something along those lines. The product, believe it or not, had
to successfully sync the highlighting on Mac 68K/33MHz machines with
8 MB of RAM, and on 486's/66 MHz with 8 MB, running Windows 95! In
the end the case of 8 MB Win95 proved to be imperfect, so we disabled
the highlighting for every note on those machines, but allowed it for
8 MB Win3.1 and for 16 MB Win95. The Macs had no problem.
So, you can see why I was fairly sure that it would work well for
your 2 GHz P4!
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