On Wed Oct 18, Richmond Mathewson geradamas at yahoo.com wrote:
Have uploaded COLOUR VALUES 2 to My Space:
this lets one play around with a set of RGB slides and
see the effect upon a control . . .
However, if any of the colours of the control are the
default (empty) the whole thing goes
Hi folks
I built an app with Rev 2.7.4, and when the standalone is built for
OS X, it appears that the xml library is missing. It doesn't matter
if I let the Standalone Builder automatically assemble the needed
libraries, or if I tell it myself that it should explicitly include
that
Mostly, I don't ask for help on this list because I have found that
searching the archive via Google usually brings an answer (that and
the great documentation esp. in earlier versions of Rev - trust me,
after struggling with Applescript last week, I really, really
appreciate both xTalk
Bernard,
if you check on RevOnline, you'll see a mail list archive search
plugin by mark, it provides you with nice results. Google DB seems
bloated, too many garbage, I often need to do many refinements to
find what I want, this is not google fault if I try to imagine the
amount of info
Hi from Paris,
I used Quicktime Pro on my Mac to slice up a .avi file into several
.mov files (apparently the only option). In my Rev stack, my player
script worked a treat, and played the .mov files (and also the original
.avi files). Then I ran my .rev stack on the PC (StackRunner), and the
In my quest for finding the ultimate multimedia authoring tool, I've come to
the tentative conclusion that QuickTime, (as far as an authoring platform is
concerned), is falling so far behind that it could soon be considered
dead. Apple, the very folks who should be promoting solutions for
Francis,
on any of the quicktime players, press CMD+I or go for the menu show
movie info under the window menu. This will display the codecs used
for the movie. Try reencoding your movie with a codec that you know
both machines have such as Mpeg-3.
Cheers
andre
On Oct 19, 2006, at 1:20
In my quest for finding the ultimate multimedia authoring tool, I've come to
the tentative
conclusion that QuickTime, (as far as an authoring platform is concerned), is
falling so far
behind that it could soon be considered dead. Apple, the very folks who
should be
promoting solutions for
QT '.mov' files are just containers which can contain almost any kind
of data - if you simply saved the cut up bits rather than exporting
them via a new codec, the original avi codec is still being used
within the file. If that avi codec is present on your Mac but not the
PC that would
Hi Bernard,
If you have Rev 2.7.x, you can use the Rev Search Engine (last tab in
the docs tool bar).
With a previous version, you can download the Resources Picker plugin
from my website (same features)
With it you can:
Search the mailing lists with GMane
Search the mailing lists with
Andre-
Wednesday, October 18, 2006, 8:04:03 PM, you wrote:
I am generating some images on runtime for a CGI, I'd like to use
export ... as JPEG command to save my image data to a variable that I
could output to the browser. This is specially useful for example for
I would almost guarantee
Mark,
I have the perms, what is happening is that the export command is
failing. I think the export image command only works if you have the
stack visible on the screen. :-(
Andre
On Oct 19, 2006, at 3:28 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Andre-
Wednesday, October 18, 2006, 8:04:03 PM, you wrote:
Hi Andre (my spanish friend ;-)
Mark,
I have the perms, what is happening is that the export command is
failing. I think the export image command only works if you have
the stack visible on the screen. :-(
I found out that the stack has to be OPEN, no matter if visible or
invisible!
Hi to all,
My name is Josep from Barcelona, Spain. I'm new in Revolution and I
have a lot of questions in my mind :)
Now I need to read form a excel file. The excel file is pre-formated
with two columns data. It's a price list.
Any tip to aboard the file? I'm developing on Mac OS X, but
PM!
Klaus, the stack is open, I think the thing does not work on the
console with no GUI...
By the way, will you be in Malta this year?
Andre
On Oct 19, 2006, at 3:42 PM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Andre (my spanish friend ;-)
Mark,
I have the perms, what is happening is that the
Hi Andre,
PM!
YO! :-D
Klaus, the stack is open, I think the thing does not work on the
console with no GUI...
Yep, I'm afraid of that.
By the way, will you be in Malta this year?
No, sorry.
Andre
Best
Klaus Major
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http://www.major-k.de
Thanks Andre and Eric, I'm glad to know there are other interfaces
into this list. Hopefully one of them will prove to be an adequate
replacement. I did try a couple of them to try and find the answer
to the question I posted about the Standalone Builder, but I couldn't
find any thing of
I'm glad to know there are other interfaces into this list.
This one is my favorite... a nice, clean, simple page.
http://www.mail-archive.com/use-revolution@lists.runrev.com/maillist.html
Roger Eller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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In my quest for finding the ultimate multimedia authoring
tool, I've come to the tentative conclusion that QuickTime,
(as far as an authoring platform is concerned), is falling so
far behind that it could soon be considered dead. Apple,
the very folks who should be promoting solutions
Hi from Paris,
Mark Shonewille showed me that my codec was missing (thanks Mark),
and André Garzia showed me how to find out which codec was missing
(thanks André)
Francis,
on any of the quicktime players, press CMD+I or go for the menu show
movie info under the window menu. This will display
www.FlexibleLearning.com/ssbk
or www.ssBk.co.uk
UPDATE AVAILABLE
An incremental update has just been uploaded and is now available that
includes immunity to Rev's tools palette and easier access when 'Parked'. The
new
'Silver look' works especially well on XP with the same theme; the
Greg,
What specific kinds of improvements or changes were you looking for in QT
that you didn't find but managed to locate in Flash? I'm curious because I'm
going to go through this same process soon and want to be sure to pick the
right tool as well.
More and more video content on the Web
Dan:
I own MovieWorks, and, as far as developing anything purely QuickTime in
nature, this is the best value with the best functionality I've found
anywhere. I can't use it for the most insignificant reason: I cannot
control the drop shadow on the text I create internally. I need it to be
Sounds like a real opportunity for an Open Source project to compete,
doesn't it?
H
Presumably you've talked to the MW guys about your drop-shadow problem? The
guy who founded the company and who, last I checked, was CEO, is someone I
know reasonably well. I can probably get his
Dan:
No, not according to the documentation. For any movie interactivity you
need the freely distributable player. For static QuickTime, you don't.
Sure, if you can influence anybody over there to fix the drop shadow default
and allow an interactive web demonstration of a MovieWorks movie,
However, it should be noted you are speaking from a Windows perspective.
In my quest for finding the ultimate multimedia authoring tool, I've
come to the tentative
conclusion that QuickTime, (as far as an authoring platform is
concerned), is falling so far
behind that it could soon be
I'm friends with the VP of Quicktime at Apple.
If someone can gather all the complaints and needs in one document
point-by-point, I can make sure he's aware of your concerns and can
perhaps tell us what's in the future for Quicktime without blowing an
NDA. He also might be aware of some new
Interesting - it is working so i will ignore for now :) Thanks.
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Well, not sure if this applies in any sense whatsoever, it uses the
Theora codec: www.getdemocracy.com/ but it does show how others are
approaching the field.
Theora can also be played through VideoLAN: www.videolan.org
Might make the case for an External to manage playback via VideoLAN
Doesn't mean you can't use QT, as a codec it runs in QT too.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 19 Oct 2006, at 23:58, Luis wrote:
Well, not sure if this applies in any sense whatsoever, it uses the
Theora codec: www.getdemocracy.com/ but it does show how others
are approaching the field.
Theora can
Thought someone might know whether this is possible.
A client has sent me some video on DVD. The files have the extension
.VOB. I can play them in Windows Media Viewer no problem, but I'd like
to be able to grab individual frames for use in Photoshop or whatever.
Anyone know if this is
If you download VideoLAN (www.videolan.org) and 'Open Disc' you can
stop playback and take a Snapshot (under the Video menu).
Cheers,
Luis.
On 20 Oct 2006, at 0:37, Martin Baxter wrote:
Thought someone might know whether this is possible.
A client has sent me some video on DVD. The files
Would fix the Linux video support as well :)
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I have a weird problem. I'm seeing a couple of bugs in a standalone
that I'm not seeing in the IDE. In fact, both of these are bugs that
were fixed previously. Since there are two of these I'm wondering
if the 2.7.4 version of Rev I have either doesn't have the current
versions of things
FWIW, I think QT is and has been for many years Apple's greatest single
technology. I might now say it's tied with the iPod.
:-D
Dan
On 10/19/06, Stephen Barncard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm friends with the VP of Quicktime at Apple.
If someone can gather all the complaints and needs in
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