However, if you just go into the score, you can change the size (W and H) to be 256x192, and it plays just fine that way too.
Irv
At 10:25 PM +0000 1/29/04, matt bindoff wrote:
For streaming QT in a browser, your size and speed are set in your QT prefs (at least for the "streaming" trailers on QuickTime.com).
this indeed is correct for streaming QT played in the QT player or embedded in a browser, but director seems to mess things up somehow.
to clarify what is happening consider the following: http://stream.qtv.apple.com/events/oct/itunes/windows_ref.mov
if i play the above steam in QT player i get a movie that is 256x192 if i play the same stream in director i get a movie of 160x120
ah so it's a broadband / narrowband thing is it? no. a quick glance at my network usage shows an average 60K for both cases. so it seems that the same data is received by QT in director, but it is not displayed at the correct size. scaling just scales the 160x120 image. the plot thickens.
any ideas why this would happen? also could anyone please test the stream in director - i'd be interested to see if anyone can get it to play at 256x192.
is this perhaps a bug in the QT implementation?
matt
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