At 1:07 AM -0400 6/2/03, you wrote:
My brand new Web audio recorder works in all environments but one:
With the most current Netscape Navigator 7.02 under Mac OS X 10.1.5,
with the most current Netscape Shockwave plugin 8.5.1 (dated Jan
02), Audio Xtra returns error -8703, Misc. sound error.
At 1:49 PM +0200 5/31/03, you wrote:
Hi list!
I'm having a problem with cuepoints.
I always used SoundEdit for creating cuepoints for use in Director.
I'm on OS X and because Bias Peak can also create markers which can
then be read in Director as cuepoints I switched; ...However, the
Is there an OS X version of that Xtra?
Apparently, as it works fine in Safari.
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Yes, of course--like I said it works with IE 5.1 in OS X. Thanks.
S.
At 08:52 AM 6/2/03 -0700, you wrote:
At 1:07 AM -0400 6/2/03, you wrote:
My brand new Web audio recorder works in all environments but one: With
the most current Netscape Navigator 7.02 under Mac OS X 10.1.5, with the
most
Tom,
It seems that you've already recieved some good advice but I haven't seen this one
discussed:
1)
do I use an activeX control browser? When I try this and
place the icon on the stage nothing comes up?
If you are trying to use Director's own ActiveX Control Xtra then this is expected
At 12:39 PM -0400 6/2/03, you wrote:
Yes, of course--like I said it works with IE 5.1 in OS X. Thanks.
S.
DOH! pre-caffeine brain strikes again!
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Rodrigo,
You posted this question three times on May 22nd, then again on May 27th and then
again today. Please have a look at Kerry Thompson's response posted on the 22nd, it
reads:
I need to copy some files from one machine to another via
local
Thanks, Colin, that's good to hear... I'm still trying to figure out why it
doesn't work with NN 7...
I don't really know where the downloaded Xtras install themselves, but I
see one file (240 KB) in System Folder: Extensions: ... download:
updateStageinc: AudioXtra, which I think is the OS 9
My brand new Web audio recorder works in all environments but one: With the
most current Netscape Navigator 7.02 under Mac OS X 10.1.5, with the most
current Netscape Shockwave plugin 8.5.1 (dated Jan 02), Audio Xtra returns
error -8703, Misc. sound error. The same page works fine with NN 7
Anyone have some imaging lingo that will anti-alias an image?
Thx
Jeremy
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Sorry let me rephrase, I'm looking for some imaging lingo that will blur
the whole image, rather than just the edges.
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Hello all,
Has anyone heard of a way or xtra that will allow director to record
audio from the end users mic on there computer and either store it as a
cast member or external file?
Thank you,
Matt,
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Yup. Audio Xtra. updatestage.com
On Mon, 2 Jun 2003, Matt Wells wrote:
Hello all,
Has anyone heard of a way or xtra that will allow director to record
audio from the end users mic on there computer and either store it as a
cast member or external file?
Thank you,
Matt,
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Yes, Audio Xtra from http://updateStage.com is a very comprehensive tool
for doing what you want, and another great tool can be found at
http://www.physicalbits.com/ .
I've been working with both, so feel free to ask specific questions off list.
Slava
At 07:53 PM 6/2/03 -0500, you wrote:
I have been playing around with the Audio xtra and have found that the
recording is not the best from my mic? It seems to cut the volume in
half?
Any Ideas?
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The source of the weird problem with AudioXtra and NN 7 under OS X has now
been discovered. Many thanks to Gretchen of updateStage.com and others who
tested my page and pointed me in the right direction.
I also learned something about the Shockwave plugin installation under OS X.
My Netscape
Hi Buzz, Colin and my old mate Warren!
Thanks for your input guys, seems as though you're all just as stumped as
myself!
Here's on interesting article though:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/forcing_getnettext_t
o_serve.htm
... seems as though even Macromedia aren't
Sorry let me rephrase, I'm looking for some imaging lingo that will blur
the whole image, rather than just the edges.
This was an interesting problem. I'm sure there are official
anti-aliasing routines out there, but I decided to try and work one
out for myself. I ran into an interesting
I found the recording quality with Audio Xtra to be exactly as good as it
is with the Windows Sound Recorder. The mic volume that you set in the
mixer, the sound parameters that you select, and the use/disuse of the mic
boost (if your sound driver offers it) all affect the final sound quality
BTW, calling that routine two or three times gives even nicer results.
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Excellent.
I added setAlpha and useAlpha in order to preserve my transparency but
other than that it works great. Appreciate the help.
Jeremy
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When creating dynamic sprites with puppet = true and setting the member
and all, is there a way to then assign a script to the sprite so that I
can give it rollover and mouse behaviors?
Thanks.
J
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Jeremy wrote:
When creating dynamic sprites with puppet = true and setting the member
and all, is there a way to then assign a script to the sprite so that I
can give it rollover and mouse behaviors?
Write the rollover and mouse behaviors as parent scripts and apply them thusly:
Hi Tom,
Sorry to be a few days late in getting to you on this.
I am currently using the Active-X browser control in a projector for a
major project, and it seems to be working fine. We are beta-testing the
software, and so far have only had one problem with it - it was on a
WinXP professional
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