At 19:09 1/16/01, pnut wrote:
>Thanks alot Mark, I was informed that I must use .AVI for the same reason you
>said not knowing if the client has QT. Would this script be the same for .AVI?
>I am using DirectMediaXtra now, what a great thing. I add the cue points
>there,
>but I'm still having the same problem. Thanks again for your help and I'm
>looking forward to hearing from you.
>
>"Mark A. Boyd" wrote:
> > on exitFrame
> > if the movieTime of sprite(1) < 300 then
> > go the frame
> > end if
> > end
That script will work for an AVI if you imported it through Director's
standard import menu (or Ctrl+r). However, if you Inserted the AVI via the
Tabuleiro DirectMedia Xtra, then change 'the movieTime' to 'the
currentTime' Also, DirectMedia returns currentTime at 1000/second instead
of QT/AVI's movieTime of 60/second.
Or (with DirectMedia) add the cuepoints in the member's properties dialog
and have a look in the Lingo Dictionary at all the cool cuepoint stuff. You
could use the Tempo channel in the score with the cuePoints, but you'll
probably have better luck with Lingo.
--
Mark A. Boyd
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