Doesn't Rev -require- quicktime to be installed to show video clips?
That was my impression from the documentation.
Alan Simon
On Sep 6, 2005, at 12:21 AM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Alan Simon wrote:
I am in the process of writing an application that displays AVI
video
loops, each a second or two in duration. When the video plays
back,
it appears that some of the frames are being skipped, and I get a
choppy appearance.
The playback machine is a 3 GHz Pentium with 1GB of memory, so I
don't think the PC is the problem. Could the problem be in the way
the loops are encoded?
Do you have QuickTime enabled or are you using the system's built-
in media playback?
I have Quicktime installed. I am using Rev's built-in video clip
player. Even the standalone Quicktime player
plays them choppy, so I would assume the problem is in the video
file, not the standalone. WMP seems to run them fine, though...
Then you should try disabling QuickTime by setting the dontUseQT to
true
when starting up your stack and see if that makes a difference. It
is not
guaranteed that this will solve the problem, but then you cannot
guarantee
that everyone you distribute to will have QT for Windows installed
either.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, Multimedia & Design
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