Use this in a timer when the audio is playing to keep quicktime from
skipping. Set Timer Mode to 2 and Period to 1.
Declare Sub MoviesTask Lib "/System/Library/Frameworks/
QuickTime.framework/Quicktime" (movie as Integer, maxMsec as Integer)
MoviesTask 0, 10
Enjoy,
Richard Nicol
On Oct 23, 2006, at 4:28 AM, Giulio wrote:
I am testing an app on my costumers's computer, an iMac G5, 1 GB
RAM, and I'm experiencing frequents drops on quicktime audio playing.
the app is essencially a search engine on a catalogue and a player
for listening on a separate window, and most of the times the drops
occur when the application is doing absolutely nothing on the
backgroud. They simply occur randomly, or for example when
switching to another application.
I've found some posts about quicktime declares amd movietasking,
but the way the drops occurs ( no operations on the backgroud )
makes me think that it could not be the solution. I have removed
some tasks, such a a custom canvas display of the waveform with an
advancing pointer, to be sure of this.
is it possible that I'm facing such poor quicktime performance on a
G5?
any idea about the problem?
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