According to the docs, once you display a QT Player object, QT loads. Here the quote:
The following actions cause QuickTime to be loaded into memory:
� Displaying a player object
� Playing an audio clip or video clip
� Recording sound using the record sound command
� Using the recordFormats function or the answer record command
� Using a visual effect with visual effect, show, hide, or unlock screen
� Using the answer effect command or QTEffects function
� Using the QTVersion function
I guess I'm not grokking the difference between a player object and a videoClip or how to even control a "vc".
Barry
On Saturday, Sep 20, 2003, at 18:13 America/Denver, Scott wrote:
I'm supposing by what I'm reading that a player object in Rev only uses
QuickTime, and not MS MediaPlayer.
Is this true?
No, a player object will use the multimedia facilities available on the
user's machine. I believe QT is the default playback mechanism, so if you
wanted to explicitly use Media Player for playback on a machine that had
both QT and WMP software, you'd set the dontUseQT property to true.
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