Sivakatirswami wrote:
Oh.. yes, fun with QuickTime and players...
I'm deep into this myself, with remote URL's, streaming media
-- Windows boulders and sand traps...
Try this -- assumes your screen shot could be one or two frames in --
and -- you are not in a big rush....
untested hack, that avoids trying to
resolve the nagging "it should work, but doesn't"
from the school of "WHEW" (WHatEverWorks)
set filename of player "newPlayer"
start player "newPlayer"
stop player "newPlayer"
# in the player itself.
on playStopped
# take your screen shot now
# my goodness, it *must* be rendered in the
# VRAM at this point, bien sur! (Mauritian Creole "for sure!)
end playStopped
This is even better, and works fine. I didn't have to use the
playstopped message, all I have to do is:
start player "temp"
stop player "temp"
This removes the jerkiness that a wait command causes, always displays
the movie image, makes a very smooth snapshot visually, and works great.
WHEW indeed. :)
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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