Hi Barry, > Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2003 19:41:32 -0600 > Subject: Re: QT Player only? > From: Barry Levine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Scott, > > 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". ---------- Grokking? Gee, I haven't heard that in 20+ years ;-)
Anyway, I'd say controlling a VC when using QT could be done with the 'answer record' command, because... "When an audio clip or video clip is playing, a temporary player is created for it." from the VC Messages section of the Main Docs. HOWEVER, if you have don'tUseQT prop set to true, then I have no idea how you would control, say, MS MediaPlayer stuff, if it is the default player on a Windows/PC system. So, does anyone have a clue how to write control settings, spec files, etc., for MS/MP? What are the default settings? Ken N. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
