You could use quicktimeversion(). If the user has anything below 4.1 then
you could pop up an alert box.
Peri
carlos milles wrote:
> We're creating a catalog of QuickTime movies in Director 8. There are
> over 350 movies, but no two movies are ever on stage at the same time.
> On the Mac, after playing about 200 movies, QuickTime 4.0.2 maxes out,
> and we just get white movies, or no video at all. With QuickTime 4.1.2,
> we don't have the same problem. Unloading cast member doesn't help. It
> seems to be QuickTime's issue, not Director's. We would prefer not to
> require the user to have 4.1.2. Any ideas?
>
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