I think you may have missed my point -- Enabling Flash in QT
Preferences is the secret work-around that many customers will not
understand or want to / be able to deal with. From their point of
view, the product will just mysteriously stop working when they
upgrade to 7.1.3.
I'm not saying it's a show-stopper, but for those of us who have a
large existing customer base, this change is a big pain in the behind.
On Sep 13, 2006, at 7:28 PM, Dave Wooldridge wrote:
Michael,
Your problem is probably due to using an old version of REALbasic.
I just
installed QuickTime 7.1.3 on Mac OS X, enabled Flash in the QT
Preferences,
and .SWF Flash files seem to play fine in my multimedia application
using
REALbasic's MoviePlayer control. My app was compiled with RB2006.
Hope that helps...
Regards,
Dave Wooldridge
Electric Butterfly
http://www.ebutterfly.com
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From: Michael Diehr
On Sep 13, 2006, at 4:13 PM, jis wrote:
I am following this discussion, but my app does not have any
problem at all. It works now, as it worked before. I use lots of
Flash and find everything working as expected. I use no plugins,
only pure Rb. I only noticed that QuickTime 7.1.3 is a bit slower
than I was used to.
~Johan
OSX 10.4.7 RB 2006r3
Interesting. I wonder if it's a RB version issue, or a content
issue. For me, using RB 4.5.3, FolderItem.OpenAsMovie, now fails
under 7.1.3 with Flash files.
Are you sure you are using actual Flash tracks within QuickTime?
Sometimes folks accidentally convert a Flash track into a QuickTime
video track w/o knowing it. Try opening your file in QuickTime
player, doing a get-Info and see if the track is Flash or not?
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