They are right. QT movie will always be external. The only way to make sure
it finds the path to your movie is to append the searchPath to the
moviePath. For example:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if the platform contains "win" then
set sep = "\"
else
set sep = ":"
end if
append the searchpaths the moviePath & "movies" & sep
-- this is the path to your qt movies relative to the movie you're in.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Having said that, it means you still have to include the movie files in your
cd as well.
Martha
Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 07:24:34 -0700 (PDT)
From: KSRJUNK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: <lingo-l> quick time in director doesn't work in projector
I have a quick time movie in my director movie and i
made it as a projector and wrote in a CD for
presentation, when i run the projector file on another
PC where it doesn't have the local quicktime movie, it
is asking for the quicktime movie and the projector
opens up a look in window to get the quicktime movie
from its location, means the quicktime movie is acting
like an external file, can we make it as an internal
file in the projector and make it work.
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