You have to set alwaysBuffer to true so QT doesn't draw direct to the screen but you will see a serious performance hit by doing this. If you are only displaying the button while the video is stopped then you will be fine but if you want a button that appears while video is playing then you may want to consider adding the button to the QT movie directly using a tool like LiveStage or GoLive.
Well, "serious performance hit" is probably a little extreme but it won't be as good. And as Richard mentions, you can see the controller but you can't use it. Custom controllers would get around that though. Also, QTVR won't work with alwaysBuffer since the movie doesn't respond to mouse clicks.
-- Trevor DeVore Blue Mango Multimedia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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