Kevin Dangoor wrote: > I've just posted a new tutorial called "TurboTunes" which shows off > CatWalk a bit for people that haven't seen it. Ronald Jaramillo wrote > the tutorial and created the sample application. > > This tutorial is a QuickTime (.mov) file with the video in H.264 and > the audio in AAC. This combination provided high-quality results, > small (19.3MB) file size and works with the latest QuickTime Player > for Mac and Windows, as well as VLC and probably Mplayer. Give it a > try and I'm sure you'll let me know if you have trouble viewing it! > > Also of note: I've gone back to building the website from the trunk (I > had been building from the 0.8 branch). 0.9-specific items (such as > the new tutorial) are marked as such. This arrangement will hopefully > make it easier for people running svn to find docs and for people who > are running the current released version to see what's coming next.
Spiffy; works fine with VLC for me. I like the rotating G. One data design note -- I don't think you should normally give length to StringCol (i.e., you should use TEXT). Fixed-length fields are a relic of the 80's; modern databases can and do deal pretty well with arbitrary length text fields. Except MySQL doesn't allow indexes on them. Dumb MySQL. In fact, if I remember correctly (and I may not), many databases will be more space-efficient with arbitrary length fields, because they don't preallocate the full length, but they frequently do for fixed length fields. Also, less typing! -- Ian Bicking | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://blog.ianbicking.org
