Daniel, I posted my question on the Videolan forum. This is the only response so far:
> This is a hack in mplayer that is used because the MPlayer interface > is actually a seperate application. Therefore the Mplayer video > application needs to force it's window to the front. However, this is > not normal behaviour from an application and VLC will not behave as > such. Applications are normally launced into the Background when > launched trough Terminal or standard C-style launchmachanisms. > > If you want to open an application from another application and force > it to the foreground, then you need to use the Cocoa class NSWorkspace > to do this. Or you have to send the opened application an applescript > event. > This should be easy to implement into MythTV for someone with the > slightest experience in Mac OS X programming. > _________________ I don't know anything about NSWorkspace, but I can ask some folks elsewhere about sending an applescript event. Good Luck! -Bob K.
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