With some help from Joe Huber I think I found the issue.
Flip4Mac plugin needs to be updated for Quicktime. The affected files
were not wmv but it didn't seem to matter (they were avi files
quicktime can normally play fine).
http://www.flip4mac.com/wmv_upgrades.htm
No problem now.
I'll post on the list so it will be in the archive.
Thanks for checking.
-Drew
On Feb 24, 2006, at 11:47 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From the limited amount of testing I am doing right now it seems
this is a quicktime issue rather that an RB issue but I though I
would run it by everyone.
It seems that if a movieplayer is loaded with a movie and then set
to nil my realbasic app will unexpectedly quit. This happens in all
apps built from 5.2.4 to RB2006r1. Many of these apps are the
originals I built years ago.
This used to work fine. Not sure what the issue is. Is this
something I should not be doing?
The following is sample code that illustrates the problem...
In a window place 2 pushbuttons named "Load" and "Nil" and a movie
player.
In the Load Pushbutton action event:
dim f as FolderItem
f=GetOpenFolderItem("any")
if f <> nil then
If f.Exists then
MoviePlayer1.Movie = f.OpenAsMovie
end if
end if
In the Nil Pushbutton action event:
MoviePlayer1.Movie = nil
You will also need to set up an "any" file type with ???? as
creator and type.
Loading a movie and then pressing Nil will crash my RB app here
with OS X 10.4.5 and Quicktime 7.0.4. Do other people see this issue?
This issue breaks quite a lot of code I have written. Does anyone
have a suggested workaround?
Thanks in advance,
Drew Findley
http://www.findleydesigns.com
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