Hi all, I have a Dir 8.0 (PC/Mac OS 9.0) project where
a particular QT (4.0) movie plays perfectly on the
main development machine (the PC) and the Mac, but
when it plays as the exe on the PC the same QT MOVIE
expands and contracts rapidly horizontally by several
pixels- as if it is stuck on a loop between 4 frames
of the QT.
Below is the script I have attached to the QT:
property myDVSprite, myDVStartTime, myDVStopTime
on beginSprite me
set myDVStartTime = 1
set myDVStopTime = 5868
set myDVSprite = (the spriteNum of me)
set the movieTime of sprite myDVSprite =
myDVStartTime
end
on exitFrame me
myDVStartStopHandler
end
on myDVStartStopHandler me
if the movieTime of sprite myDVSprite < myDVStopTime
then
go to the frame
else
set the movieRate of sprite myDVSprite = 1
go to "sectb"
end if
end
on endSprite me
set the visible of sprite myDVSprite = FALSE
set the visible of sprite myDVSprite = TRUE
end
When the movie ends it navigates sucessfully to
"sectb".
The other problem relates to several 'dll's. I have
copied Dirapi.dll, Iml32.dll, mcvcrt.dll, and
Msufw32.dll from a director 7.02 project because from
memory 2 of these files were required for another
project to run on an IBM Thinkpad. Is there a web site
that talks of these extras that are need or not needed
and their source (if not macromedia)? Would these
things (dll's) conflict with the QT as described
above?, or is it the script above?. I am not a
programmer by a long shot but I have been increasingly
pressed to finish off and tie up a project before the
final 'Install Shield' thing -which a real programmer
completes!!
thanks for any clues.
cheers Ernie Lee (Director bumbler)
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