Have you tried to use an overlay (child) window like in the Movie
Overlay sample code at the ADC site? Alternately, you have the option
of displaying your movie in a QTMovieLayer and adding various
sublayers to accomplish the effect you want.
On Jan 20, 2009, at 12:58 PM, Mr. Gecko wrote:
hide (shouldn't be too hard). When I tried to add controls over my
movie, I placed it on the top layer in my NSView for going full
screen, and it doesn't show... When I hide the QTMovieView it shows.
But what's the point in having controls if you can't see the movie?
Any help?
Thanks,
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