Dear all,
I always use a quicktime movie to be used in director project.
Please advise me on HOW TO INSERT MPEG MOVIE INTO DIRECTOR FILE.
I was tried to insert it, but never success.
Tx.
samuel
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You could use timeouts to make parent script instances recieve some movie
events. Like so -
-- Parent script
on new me
vTmp = timeOut("MovieEventGenerator").new(the maxInteger,
#dummyHandler, me)
return me
end new me
on stopMovie
-- Do whatever you please; I'm leaving
end stopMovi
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>
> If I create a script object -- you know, the whole 'me' thang - would the
> object receive a 'stopmovie' call?
A quick test says no.
The movie script 'on stopMovie' would have to call the object's 'stopMovie' handler.
Or more manageable: it calls the 'stopMovie' i
If I create a script object -- you know, the whole 'me' thang - would the
object receive a 'stopmovie' call?
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> And, by the way, which event triggered "--yada yada?"
If all the previous discussion is correct, 'keyDown'.
It's easily proved, just set a breakpoint. Running the movie doesn't
trigger it, but pressing a key does.
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Kurt Griffin wrote:
>
> >> on prepareMovie
> >> on keyDown
> >> --yada yada
> >> end keyDown
> >> end prepareMovie
>
> And, by the way, which event triggered "--yada yada?"
If all the previous discussion is correct, 'keyDown'.
The 'on keyDown' would end the 'prepareMovie' handler and the 'end pr
> >> on prepareMovie
> >> on keyDown
> >> --yada yada
> >> end keyDown
> >> end prepareMovie
>
> And, by the way, which event triggered "--yada yada?"
Other than Seinfeld? KeyDown.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 21:38 America/Chicago, Kurt Griffin wrote:
on prepareMovie
on keyDown
--yada yada
end keyDown
end prepareMovie
And, by the way, which event triggered "--yada yada?"
Because of implicit handler termination with the next 'on', I'm betting
the keyDown.
-- WthmO
[To rem
on prepareMovie
on keyDown
--yada yada
end keyDown
end prepareMovie
And, by the way, which event triggered "--yada yada?"
-kurt
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Flakey movie everywhere would break! :)
-Buzz
Amen to that. All your movie belong to us.
It's amazing what you can get away with in Lingo.
I took over a project not long ago, and one of the first things I
noticed was this movie handler:
on prepareMovie
on keyDown
--yada yada
end keyDown
end pr
Does anyone know how I can create a handler for a multi-user server
script that acts like an exitframe or stepframe, so that it can be doing
things each frame? I've tried putting stepframe and exitframe in the
server script and they don't seem to be used by the server. It's easy to
create handlers
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
> On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 18:46 America/Chicago, Slava Paperno wrote:
>
> > 1) Is there an Xtra to zip the files and then upload them using the
> > FTP protocol or something similar? I want to do this transparently for
> > the user--not by starting an e
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 04:36 America/Chicago, nik crosina wrote:
Do you think that it is worth developing an educational application
for the general public (schools and corporate training) across the
globe specifically with OS X in mind or could I do projector for the
'old' Mac OS and ha
SLava wrote:
> 1) Is there an Xtra to zip the files and then upload them using the FTP
> protocol or something similar? I want to do this transparently for the
> user--not by starting an external application to do the zipping and
> uploading. I know ShockFiler will upload, but it won't zip first.
Michael wrote:
> Hi Brad and everybody!
> I just tried Resource Hacker, the tool you recommended. I created a fast
> starting stub projector on the PC as described in Macromedia's technote
>
(http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/d8_fast-start_stub_
proj.htm)
Hi Michael,
I'm fe
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 18:46 America/Chicago, Slava Paperno wrote:
1) Is there an Xtra to zip the files and then upload them using the
FTP protocol or something similar? I want to do this transparently for
the user--not by starting an external application to do the zipping
and uploading.
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 18:39 America/Chicago, nik crosina wrote:
Make a bundle. It should work on Macs pre-X with CarbonLib, and will
...
have you done that before?
Yes.
It's about 1am in the morning and my bloodshot eyes browsed over the
page you send, but my brain is beginning to be a
I'm in a bind with my projector/Shockwave language learning application.
The user will record her audio homework, and I want it uploaded to my
server. The recording works great using Audio Xtra from Upstage, but it
will not record in a compressed format, such as mp3 or RealMedia. It
records wav
Make a bundle. It should work on Macs pre-X with CarbonLib, and will ...
have you done that before?
It's about 1am in the morning and my bloodshot eyes browsed over the page you send,
but my brain is beginning to be a bit blur.
Or is there anyone else who has done bundling before and cam acros
At 4:24 PM -0600 3/6/03, you wrote:
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 15:50 America/Chicago, Kerry Thompson wrote:
I took over a project not long ago, and one of the first things I
noticed was this movie handler:
on prepareMovie
on keyDown
--yada yada
end keyDown
end prepareMovie
I came across an inter
Brad wrote:
> On PC I can recommend:
> Resource Hacker for changing over icons & exe properties etc.
> http://www.users.on.net/johnson/resourcehacker/
Hi Brad and everybody!
I just tried Resource Hacker, the tool you recommended. I created a fast
starting stub projector on the PC as described in
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 16:54 America/Chicago, Kyle Smeby wrote:
Was anyone here developing (Director, HyperCard, whatever) in the 68k
to PowerPC transition? I caught the death throws of 68k but never had
to make a 68k projector. Any lessons learned then, that could help
us now?
I alway
Do you think that it is worth developing an educational application
for the general public (schools and corporate training) across the
globe specifically with OS X in mind or could I do projector for the
'old' Mac OS and have Mac OS X users run it in classic mode?
I've been basing this decision
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 15:50 America/Chicago, Kerry Thompson
wrote:
I took over a project not long ago, and one of the first things I
noticed was this movie handler:
on prepareMovie
on keyDown
--yada yada
end keyDown
end prepareMovie
I came across an interesting set of repeat loops a while
Thanks Buzz,
I was hoping that wasn't the case :0)
I think my way around it is to keep a virtual queue that DOESN'T make
duplicates, and then add that to the playlist...I just have to refresh the
REAL playlist every time I make a change to the virtual one...
~Mathew
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At 4:47 PM -0500 3/6/03, you wrote:
Simple one...
I have a list-reference added to another list, and I delete the original
list, yet
the reference still exists?
you don't have a list reference -you have a dupl() - see below
What happens to list references when the list it is referencing is delete
> Flakey movie everywhere would break! :)
>
> -Buzz
Amen to that. All your movie belong to us.
It's amazing what you can get away with in Lingo.
I took over a project not long ago, and one of the first things I
noticed was this movie handler:
on prepareMovie
on keyDown
--yada yada
end keyDow
Simple one...
I have a list-reference added to another list, and I delete the original
list, yet
the reference still exists?
What happens to list references when the list it is referencing is deleted?
Is there any way to update these references so garbage collection can do its
thing?
Here is an
At 1:00 PM -0500 3/6/03, you wrote:
> It's a trivial typo
Including the handlerName in the end statement is optional.
It can 'legally' say anything or nothing
Buzz is right. Anything after the "end" is essentially a comment.
I don't know if this has changed recently, but you used to not even n
It may not be obvious why, but I'd make sure that the directSound
Xtra is in the movie's Xtralist. Just look in the Modify > Movie >
Xtras dialog for it.
If it's not there, press the 'Include Defaults' to get it when on a Mac.
hth
-Buzz
At 2:08 PM -0500 3/6/03, you wrote:
Double check that y
Evan Adelman wrote:
>
> Double check that your xtra's are in order -- it fails in win2k,
> netscape 7.0, ie 6.0, too - maybe an xtra not coming down the pipe? but
> jeeze - it really dies -- error reads exactly: "This Shockwaave movie
> has errors that have caused playback problems. Please contact
Well, that's exactly what the problem was. And naturally I discovered that
about two minutes after I posted my request for aid, but thanks for the help
anyway.
f
on 3/6/03 1:08 PM, Evan Adelman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Double check that your xtra's are in order -- it fails in win2k,
> netsc
Double check that your xtra's are in order -- it fails in win2k,
netscape 7.0, ie 6.0, too - maybe an xtra not coming down the pipe? but
jeeze - it really dies -- error reads exactly: "This Shockwaave movie
has errors that have caused playback problems. Please contact the author
of this content
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 11:37 America/Chicago, Slava Paperno wrote:
After reading it, I still don't knoiw the answer to this:
When your disc includes data that is used by both the your
MacOSClassic and Mac OS (X) applications, where does that data go?
Put together some sample movies and exp
In the Contents folder I believe...
~Mathew
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From: "Slava Paperno" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 12:37 PM
Subject: Mac "bundle" data question
> When your disc includes data that is used by both the your MacOSClassic
and
> It's a trivial typo
>
> Including the handlerName in the end statement is optional.
>
> It can 'legally' say anything or nothing
Buzz is right. Anything after the "end" is essentially a comment.
I don't know if this has changed recently, but you used to not even need
the "end" statement. An "
It's a trivial typo
Including the handlerName in the end statement is optional.
It can 'legally' say anything or nothing
hth
-Buzz
At 1:55 PM +1100 3/6/03, you wrote:
I have just noticed the following code in the library behaviors
"Jump to Marker Button" and "Jump to Movie Button"
on mouseUp m
If you start at
http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/CoreFoundation/ProgrammingTopics/CFBundles/index.html
you'll find that the most relevant section is called The Anatomy of a
Bundle at
http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/CoreFoundation/ProgrammingTopics/CFBundles/Concepts/anatomy
> If you really need them to make a single self contained QuickTime
> movie of the final edit, that would probably be a lot harder!
I need to find a way to get the movie resulted from the edition and put
inside a CD-R, so the user can get this CD-R and go home to see the
composition with your own
The Macrmedia Technote on this issue refers to an Apple Web page that no
longer exists (Core Foundation Bundle Services). The new address is
http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/CoreFoundation/ProgrammingTopics/CFBundles/index.html
Slava
At 10:58 AM 3/6/03 -0600, you wrote:
On Thursday, M
Hi all,
I'm working on a set of interactive music guides, and the material I have
thus far works perfectly on my own machine (a Mac), but crashes on the
client's machines' (PCs running Win98). A rather generic error is created --
something like "this shockwave movie can't run because of an error."
If speed wont be a factor: The indexer comes with source, so you could
modify it to output text files and then just search them if you dont want to
buy the xtras at this time.
-Original Message-
From: Simon Wheatley (lists) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 10:28 AM
On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 04:36 America/Chicago, nik crosina wrote:
Do you think that it is worth developing an educational application
for the general public (schools and corporate training) across the
globe specifically with OS X in mind or could I do projector for the
'old' Mac OS and ha
just a thought: have you tryed sending the value as a number as opposed to a string
result = baWriteRegString( "Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\5.0\AdobeViewer",
"DisplayAboutDialog", 0, "HKEY_CURRENT_USER" )
-^
HTH
t.
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On Thursday, Mar 6, 2003, at 02:46 America/Chicago, Jeremy wrote:
Right, my question was is there a way in script to set the span of the
sprite, as in the frames it stretches across.
With score recording, yes. That provides you with a way to write a
permanent set of changes to an *unprotected* Di
When you launch Acrobat, launch it with a /s parameter, and it will launch
without a splash screen.
c:\acrobat.exe /s d:\yourfile.pdfor just c:\acrobat.exe /s
Charlie Fiskeaux II
Media Designer
The Creative Group
www.cre8tivegroup.com
859/858-9054x29
- Original Message -
Hi
I have a CD-ROM project where I need to be able to search multiple PDFs on a
CD-ROM, and then launch them. I've found the PDF Xtra and indexer from
Integration New Media () which seems to do the job. However the PDF Xtra
needs the INM Database Xtra for searching multiple docs, which makes the
p
Hi all,
I have a question about writing to the Windows registry on Windows
2000. I'm using PDF Xtra, but I am trying to prevent the splash screen from
appearing when Acrobat first loads up. I'm using the script:
result = baWriteRegString( "Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\5.0\AdobeViewer",
"D
The one day I don't check out the site ...
Thanks Sean
-Original Message-
From: Sean Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 6:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: All possible combination sequence of a list of
items
>Does anyone have a function that when
> Right, my question was is there a way in script to set the span of the
> sprite, as in the frames it stretches across.
Maybe the term puppetSprite is a little misleading. It could more
appropriately be called puppetChannel, because you're effectively taking
over a channel.
Span isn't really rel
My question is about how can lingo helps me to save the edited movie as a
quicktime inside the HD.
Do you need the user to be able to play the movie inside other
applications, or to just replay the edited movie in your Director
projector? If they only need to play it back in your projector, you
Hi all,
I need to develop an edition system, something small. The user will select
some movies from a list, he could select 2, 3, 4 or 5 small movies (10
secs), one audio track, and the result will be a short movie with the
selected scenes that needs to be saved as a quicktime movie inside a folde
Jeremy wrote:
>
> Right, my question was is there a way in script to set the span of the
> sprite, as in the frames it stretches across.
Not per se. Doing this sort of thing dynamically calls for more "record keeping". In
this case, keeping track of when to unpuppet the sprite. It's a different
Do you think that it is worth developing an educational application
for the general public (schools and corporate training) across the
globe specifically with OS X in mind or could I do projector for
the 'old' Mac OS and have Mac OS X users run it in classic mode?
I know some scholarly types
Hi,
I would like your general opinion on something:
Do you think that it is worth developing an educational application for the general
public (schools and corporate training) across the globe specifically with OS X in
mind or could I do projector for the 'old' Mac OS and have Mac OS X users r
I think what you want is a way to lay out the score using Lingo. Score
recording lets you create actual sprites in the score that persist even
after the movie has stopped playing. If you save the movie then the score
gets saved too. It's a very neat way to layout sprites during authoring
when you'
When you puppetsprite your not creating sprites in the score. So there are no sprites
to strech across frames.
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In a message dated 3/6/2003 3:46:53 AM Eastern Standard Time, "Jeremy" <[EMAIL
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>Right, my question was is the
Right, my question was is there a way in script to set the span of the
sprite, as in the frames it stretches across.
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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 3:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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When you puppet a sprite, it remains that way until you explicitly unpuppet
it. If you have sprites laid out in the score, then Lingo overrides those
settings. Puppeted sprites are also released when you go from one movie to
another.
Pranav Negandhi
Software Engineering
Learnet India Limited, Mum
When you puppet a sprite it stays on the stage untill you unpuppet it:
puppetsprite 1, false
--jR
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In a message dated 3/6/2003 2:52:35 AM Eastern Standard Time, "Jeremy" <[EMAIL
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>Is there a
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