Basically all i want to do is play a mov file from a
specific time code. Whatever is the easiest way,
whether that be controlling the quicktime play or
using the quicktime api. Anyone have a code snippet
for an example of something this simple?
Thanks alot...
-Corrie
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The error is an incompatibility with python2.4's distutils I believe.
I have yet to see a patch though. I personally just get the contents
of the build since it completes successfully. I know, this probably
won't help for packaging. It would be nice if someone know of a patch
out there.
On 10/
I am trying to make a pygtkglext fink package (fink installs the
gtkglext). Usually this make things easier but I am getting an install
error that I don't understand and I was wondering if someone could
decipher this. Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
-Morgan
python2.3 setup.py install --prefix=/sw
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On Oct 10, 2005, at 9:29 AM, U n d e r a c h i e v e r wrote:
> Hi all
>
> Doubtless there is a very simple solution to my problem ...
>
> I've installed python2.4 with a handful of supporting modules
> (well, one,
> ldap) from darwinports.
>
> The following works fine provided I type it in int
Henning Ramm wrote:
> >> Python by itself cannot.
>>That's not true at all.
>
>Sorry, I shouldn't answer if I have no clue... ;-/
QuickTime != QuickTime Player. QuickTime is a system API; QTP is just one of
many applications that use that API.
The OP will need to be more specific if they want a
Hi all
Doubtless there is a very simple solution to my problem ...
I've installed python2.4 with a handful of supporting modules (well, one,
ldap) from darwinports.
The following works fine provided I type it in interactively in a python
session, but not as a script:-
$ cat bin/testldapimport.p
