At 12:23 PM -0500 1/15/02, Charles Silverman wrote:
>on mouseup
> play videoclip "tempfile1"
> repeat
> if movie() = "done" then exit repeat
> end repeat
>end mouseup
>
>I'm running off a Powerbook Pismo with 384 megs lots of hard drive space and
>Mac OS 9.2.
>
>The file is a quicktime audio recording that I'm saving as a videoclip.
>I was able to get this working earlier. I'm trying to create my own
>"callbacks" approach for the embedded audio files. Any insights/help
>appreciated.
>
>Here's another, slightly different problem. If I record and then import in
>the same handler, it doesn't work.
>
>on mouseup
> get flushevents("all")
> put the seconds into tStart
> record sound file "tempfile1" as "MAC3" with good quality
> set the endvalue of scrollbar 1 to 6
> set the thumbpos of scrollbar 1 to 0
> repeat
> set the thumbpos of scrollbar 1 to (the seconds - tStart)
> if the seconds - tStart > 6 or the mouse is down then exit repeat
> end repeat
> stop recording
> import videoclip from file "tempfile1"
>end mouseup
Check out the playStopped message for the first issue. In all cases, avoid using a
repeat where you check the status of something. Instead, look at the send command and
use the "send message to object in time" form to loop instead.
regards,
geoff
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