Responding again to my own posting... :-)
I tried what I was thinking of below, and it works perfectly! Pixel-accurate
width is correctly returned every time. The same method can be used for
multiple entry fields, even with different typefaces or type styles as long
as those style parameters
I've never liked forums, mostly because the I find navigating around in most
forums is pretty clunky, give me an email list every time, but, as so often
happens, the universe has decided to get a little revenge. I have a client
who wants a forum. I've just spent the morning researching forum
vBulletin's current version has many AJAXy features which enable
interactions similar to what you describe. It's not free, but it's
not expensive either.
http://vbulletin.com/
-josh
On Jun 24, 2006, at 8:28 AM, Weldon MacDonald wrote:
I've never liked forums, mostly because the I find
I'm on a few vBulletin powered forums and they work very well.
Bulletin boards are far superior to e-mail lists in almost everyway.
I've been on e-mail lists since before there was a web, and, really,
there is no comparison to how much more useful 100,000 threaded
conversations are in a bulletin
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Hello All ---
I am trying to run an onEnterFrame or setInterval in a Class (which extends mx.core.UIComponent) and not having much luck.
If I use onEnterFrame it runs once and then dies. I have even tried using Delegate with the onEnterFrame and still no luck.
I've got a presentation engine built which loads up audio/video/text
from external files as defined in a presentation XML file. Works
fine, of course until the client tries to start changing content.
The MP3s they're using are voice-overs encoded at 16kbps mono which
play fine in QuickTime
Nevermind, found it myself. As it turns out, the bitrate doesn't
matter so much as the sample rate. Flash only supports 11, 22, and
44khz, and seems to freak out otherwise.
http://www.sonify.org/home/feature/remixology/004_prepareloops/
page2.html
-josh
On Jun 24, 2006, at 7:26p, Josh
Heh, I like this text from their demo page:
Experience AFR Access - The serious investor's toolkit with this short
video, which takes you through its many features and uses. *Please amend
copy as necessary*.
-David R
On 6/22/06, Arul Prasad M L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thanks Chris.
~Arul
I don't think it's the bitrates, but the hertz.
On 6/25/06, Josh Santangelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a presentation engine built which loads up audio/video/text
from external files as defined in a presentation XML file. Works
fine, of course until the client tries to start changing
Hello,
I had the same problem this helped clear things up.
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?thread=High_Speed_Play
you have to use a sample rate of 44100Hz, I've used 22050Hz with no problems,
along with a constant bit rate (CBR) and that will take care of the chipmunks
problem.
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