<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> so whats next.... making a rhizome generator so users can customize the
> xml
> name and location?
>
> i'm trying to figure how how to get rhizome script to parse variables and
> make the xml name/location dynamic.
Yes, that would be the next logical step. Right now any tracks are
variable since they are stored in the XML file. The location of the XML
file itself has to be hardcoded, sadly.
Someone on this list had the idea of getting around this by putting the
location of the XML file in a text track that quicktime can read (and then
parse the XML). That'll be my next step.
Of course text tracks are a pain in the ass to work with for the average
joe. You have to create it - that part can be automated, but it has to be
pasted into the movie manually using Quicktime Pro.
- Andreas
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