Re: MediaPlayer

2004-07-21 Thread Dick Applebaum
Rick I have been playing with QuickTime and I think I can get it to do everything I (or you) want. Currently I an using the browser plugin a popup window. I also have been able to use the QT Player desktop app. You can select a song (or movie) from a browser page. You can play it inline, in

Re: MediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Dick Applebaum
Rick Sure! I'll email you off list, Dick On Jul 19, 2004, at 8:20 PM, cfhelp wrote: My JukeBox is here. http://www.kcjukebox.com/ http://www.kcjukebox.com/ http://www.kcjukebox.com/ http://www.kcjukebox.com/ The CF_Nuke is here http://www.mycfnuke.com/ http://www.mycfnuke.com/

Re: MediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Dick Applebaum
Rick Apple has just started shipping their Airport Extreme / AirTunes system.I got mine last Thursday. http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/airtunes.html It is a little Airport (wireless) router that can connect to a stereo as well as to a LAN the internet, So, from any computer in the

Re: MediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Cutter (CF-Talk)
would try to research this for you, but I can tell you from experience that the WM9 codec is much better than the WM7 codec, with better compression and less loss. Cutter cfhelp wrote: I have built a simple JukeBox for the CF_Nuke Portal that embeds MediaPlayer and plays files from directories

Re: MediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Dick Applebaum
Rick It would also be worth supporting Quicktime.Apple has a new codec that supports higher quality video at lower data rates.Steve demoed it by doing a video chat with 3 concurrent participants displayed on the screen. http://www.apple.com/macosx/tiger/h264.html Dick On Jul 20, 2004, at

RE: MediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Greg Luce
important, but I always uninstall it. WMP is much more civilized. Greg -Original Message- From: Dick Applebaum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 10:04 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: MediaPlayer Rick It would also be worth supporting Quicktime.Apple has a new codec

RE: MediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread cfhelp
Thanks everyone for the input I will be checking into it all especially the WM9 Codec I think the ultimate idea would be to detect the users default player or at least ask them if they want QuickTime, winamp or Media Player. In the case of the KCJukeBox.com I can store that info in the database

SOT: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Dick Applebaum
Rick Eidson and I (separately and together) are trying to develop web-based (or Web/Desktop-based) multimedia players. In the web version, the media (songs, movies, photos) reside on the server. When a user logs in he (theoritically) is able to manipulate the media much as he would do with

Re: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Bryan Stevenson
: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer Rick Eidson and I (separately and together) are trying to develop web-based (or Web/Desktop-based) multimedia players. In the web version, the media (songs, movies, photos) reside on the server. When a user logs in he (theoritically) is able to manipulate

Re: SOT: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread mavinson
Dick Applebaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/2004 11:06 AM Please respond to cf-talk To:CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:SOT: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer Is this possible with _javascript_? -- probably Is it possible with a Java applet? -- certainly If not possible with a plugin

Re: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Dick Applebaum
On Jul 20, 2004, at 8:13 AM, Bryan Stevenson wrote: hmmm.,.. Have you tried running JS onUnLoad? Bryan Stevenson B.Comm. That sounds good, except the content of the popup is an mp3, served with !--- this works for mp3 --- cfheader name=Content-Disposition value=attachment;

Re: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Bryan Stevenson
So no BODY tag whatsoever in the popup? That aside...someone else mentioned Flash...I would most definately build something like this in Flash...way more control and could also be built as a projector for standalone use (no browser required). Cheers Bryan Stevenson B.Comm. VP Director of

Re: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Joe Rinehart
It's doubleplus hackish, but could you use something to read the duration of the mp3, then use _javascript_ to have the parent window refresh the other window to the next song after that many seconds, plus a few for padding/load time? -joe [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription]

Re: SOT: Is this possible? Resolved -- was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread Dick Applebaum
. Dick On Jul 20, 2004, at 10:13 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dick Applebaum [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/20/2004 11:06 AM Please respond to cf-talk To: CF-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject:SOT: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer Is this possible with _javascript_

Re: SOT: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread John Dowdell
At 8:06 AM 7/20/4, Dick Applebaum wrote: [snip] Are you asking How can I control a QuickTime file via _javascript_? If so, then a Google search on site:apple.com liveconnect will bring up relevant documents. If you're instead asking something closer to Can I stop a QuickTime stream? then the

RE: Is this possible? was mediaPlayer

2004-07-20 Thread cfhelp
This was my thought I am just not sure how to read the MP3 file. Isn't there a file header that contains all the info on the file Artist, Song, Date, time and so on? I also think that Flash would be a better in this situation. Go look at http://www.rush.com/ http://www.rush.com/and click on

MediaPlayer

2004-07-19 Thread cfhelp
I have built a simple JukeBox for the CF_Nuke Portal that embeds MediaPlayer and plays files from directories on your site. Here is the script that embeds the Mediaplayer does anyone know how I can reload the page when a song ends? var WMP7; if ( navigator.appName != Netscape ){ WMP7 = new

Re: MediaPlayer

2004-07-19 Thread Dick Applebaum
On Jul 19, 2004, at 3:07 PM, cfhelp wrote: I have built a simple JukeBox for the CF_Nuke Portal that embeds MediaPlayer and plays files from directories on your site. What is the CF_Nuke portal? I written a simple CFprogram that: 1) Parses my iTunes Library.xml file 2) creates a structure

RE: MediaPlayer

2004-07-19 Thread cfhelp
] Sent: Monday, July 19, 2004 5:59 PM To: CF-Talk Subject: Re: MediaPlayer On Jul 19, 2004, at 3:07 PM, cfhelp wrote: I have built a simple JukeBox for the CF_Nuke Portal that embeds MediaPlayer and plays files from directories on your site. What is the CF_Nuke portal? I written a simple

RE: MediaPlayer

2004-07-19 Thread cfhelp
My JukeBox is here. http://www.kcjukebox.com/ http://www.kcjukebox.com/ http://www.kcjukebox.com/ http://www.kcjukebox.com/ The CF_Nuke is here http://www.mycfnuke.com/ http://www.mycfnuke.com/ http://www.mycfnuke.com/ http://www.mycfnuke.com/ It does sound like we have the same problem.