This would work well if you were just getting the text entered into the Flash Track into Rev since you could send DebugStr messages to Rev from the QT movie. Setting the text of this flash track would be more difficult with Revs current QuickTime support. A QT movie can request info from Rev if Rev is listening to a port on the localhost or by having Rev write an xml file to the harddrive that QT reads but Rev can't push data to a QT movie.
What would be nice is if Revolution supported sending messages to movies. QT supports intermovie communication where movies can send messages to each other if the playback environment supports it. The web plugin, qt player and apps like iShell support this currently. What would be cool is if Rev could mimic this intermove communication and allow you to send messages to a movie as if Rev was a QT movie. Then you could have true communication between Rev and QuickTime. Another useful thing that Rev could support is setting the QTList for a qt movie to use when it opens. Currently when you embed a qt movie in a web page with the embed/object tag you can specify an xml list in the "MovieQTList" tag. When the QuickTime movie opens it has access to this xml list and can use the data in it for initialization of the movie. Trevor DeVore Blue Mango Multimedia [EMAIL PROTECTED] On 7/16/03 Ken Ray wrote >One possibility is to use QuickTime to play a Flash SWF that has your >editable fields in it (I *think* this will work); Flash will embed the >fonts and Rev can take advantage of it... > >Ken Ray >Sons of Thunder Software >Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/ > _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
