Hi Joseph,
as you see, you can't just add your custom view to the QTMovieView.
One solution to your problem would be to add your custom view to a
borderless window, and add that window to your NSWindow containing the
QTMovieView. Another solution would be to use CoreAnimation and use a
QTMovieLayer instead of QTMovieView. Then you would be able to place
any other CALayer in front of the movie layer.
Best regards,
Oliver
Am 25.03.2008 um 14:33 schrieb Joseph Ayers:
I'm working on an application to make measurements on each of the
frames of a QTMovie. I have a window with a
QTMovieView and a superimposed NSView. When the QTMovieView is
offset from the NSView, My app draws
to the NSView, but when they are exactly overlaid, I see nothing in
the image. In fact, right on the edge, my NSView
elements are clipped. It seems like the NSView is behind the
QTMovieView. I've tried
[mMovieView addSubview:measureView]; and
[mMovieView addSubview:measureView positioned:NSWindowAbove
relativeTo:mMovieView];
But neither seems to get renderings of NSView to appear above the
QTMovieView.
How can I get the NSView superimposed over the QTMovieView?
Thanks,
Joseph
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