On Tue, 2002-08-27 at 16:30, andu wrote:
I use Fluxbox as wm which is as lean and fast as it can get (makes you feel
really sorry for kde users;-). The windows looks and behavior can also be
customized easily. For desktop I use Rox which uses gtk (I stayed away from
gtk 2.x since I got
What's the latest? What's the best format to use for xplatform video in
MC?
I thought that MPEG1 was the crossplatform format... looking at the man
pages for xanim... MPEG playback is incomplete, and the player choked on
a downloaded movie. Noatun plays it using Mpeglib...
Reference talks about
Ken,
Thanks a lot. I'll check it out.
Message from Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] at Tue, 27 Aug 2002 00:06:03 -0500
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Chipp,
I just discovered that Tuviah's External Collection 1.0 (the one with the
Windows version included) has support for getting the rect of the TaskBar.
It won't tell
Where do I get a metacard? I assume the asx file is a Apple or Mac file. I have a PC.
Jim
On Mon, 2002-08-26 at 17:42, Scott Raney wrote:
No, it's apparently just a conflict in the way the KDE (didn't try
Gnome) window manager stacks windows: it's putting the backdrop window
on *top* of the other windows. Worse, KDE at some point completely
lost the ability to
on 9/1/02 17:54, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It exists, it just hasn't made it on the site yet.
Ruslan?
Yes, Brian, if Dave need it, please send to him YOUR copy of VXCMD macho
Ruslan
Does this mean there is a Mach-o version available now? I don't see
it on your site.
I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound recording working.
So before I try again with the latest version of MetaCard, has anyone had any success
with it?
I still get irritating squeeks on my mac and grabled garbage on my windows.
My workaround so far is to use
I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
MetaCard, has anyone had any success with it?
No, nor have I. I've been told there is a bug in QuickTime (I have
not tried the most recent version of it.)
You can easily use a long-running Metacard stack in the background- just launch it normally and communicate from your CGI using sockets (or any other IAC).
Problem is- you can only handle one connection at a time with the long-running stack.
That is why I've been investigating using multiple
If you're trying to record from within Metacard, and it has to be
from within Metacard, no ideas.
If you're just trying to record to import into Metacard, I just use
an empty stack, lauch ResEdit, open the sound resource, and record
via ResEdit. It creates a sound resource that I can then
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Any recommendations regarding the best video format to use for cross
platform use? Not sussed video on Linux yet :(
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On Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
MetaCard, has anyone had any success with it?
Seems to work fine here now in 2.4.3. It's a major hack
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