Hi Kurt, (well if this is not a genuine german name, there are no german names at all ;-)
> From the Transcript Dictionary: > > "It can take Revolution a second or two to load the code needed to use > QuickTime, depending on the machine speed. Since this code is only > loaded once per session, you can speed up the first occurrence of a > QuickTime-related action by calling the QTVersion function during > otherwise dead time�for example, during startup of your application�to > preload the code." > > I have done this in a preopencard handler, however the first time I > request QT services thereafter I still get about a 2 second delay. > > -Kurt i had this problem, too, when i hd an application that had a player on its first card that would be started by an mouseenter. I was wondering for hours what could cause my app to "hang" for a couple of secs :-( Now i just start a player on opencard of the first card of my apps. (Windows only ;-) I just put an empty sound into that player. Open your favourite sondediting-app. Create a new sound and just add 1 or 2 millisecs of silence !!! Save it as "dummy.au" or whatever and start it when your app starts. Worked fine for me. Hope that helps... Regards from germany Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] P.S. I can send you my dummy if you don't have any sound-app. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
