Are you limited to QT 5? Have you considered QT 6.5?
Concerning cue points, I have never used them with video, but
have found them to be a little unreliable when working with wav
audio files. I use a sprite behavior similar to the following
to handle advancing the movies when done:
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on exitFrame me
if sprite(me.spriteNum).movieTime >= sprite(me.spriteNum).duration then
go next
exit
end if
go the frame
end exitFrame
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Anthony
www.lifelinstudios.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Greg Lippert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2004 6:22 PM
Subject: <lingo-l> QuickTime & Director
> Hi,
>
> QuickTime keeps intermittently crashing my CD program.
>
> I am using Sorenson 3 and Director MX. The PC is running QuickTime 5.
>
> They are fast machines (over 2 ghz with lots of ram).
>
> The videos are direct to stage, no controller and there is nothing behind
> them or touching them. They play great just all of a sudden go bad and
> crash.
>
> The movies range in length and have cue points. I have done this before
> (with different configurations)
>
> Any one know of any bugs?
>
> When I put QuickTime on safe mode in the control panels I have no trouble
> but I can't do that on users machines.
>
> Do I have to load or unload the movies?
>
> The movies contain a cue point to advance the movies whan done. That has
> always worked fine in the past. Any advice?
>
> Thanks,
> Greg
>
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