Hi all,
I'm looking for a way to add tracks to a QuickTime file via a Director
app, and then save the modified QT to hard drive. What I'd like to do
is import a QT and a "transcript" test file into a Dir tool, then let
the user create cuepoints that are associated with lines from the
transcript, and finally, save that info into the QT via a text track. I
can do all of the necessary stuff to create a text file that is just
like a text track exported from a QT, so somebody could manually add
that track to the QT later... but, is there a way to save a modified QT
from Dir?
I suppose I could create something which spits out appropriately named
text files, and then create an Apple script to batch the QT production,
but it would be nice if it was a "one-step" Dir tool.
Any thoughts will be much appreciated.
-Kurt
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