On 5 Sep 2010, at 15:01, Mr. Gecko wrote:
I do not know if this is the right place to ask, I would think the
quicktime list would be best, but, I am using cocoa to interface
with quicktime so here it goes.
I have a customer who is getting error -2048 on my application, from
my research it looks like it's an error with quicktime not being
able to detect the file format, I believe the reason it can't detect
this is because I'm loading from a URL without an extension (E.G. http://example.com/audio/2389f892988v998.)
How might I fix this, can I fix this, or do I have to give
instructions to my customer on how to fix this? I haven't had anyone
else with this problem, I am considering moving to NSSound and
making my own controls, but I don't know if I'll have the same error
there. I cannot change the URL for the mp3 files as it'll miss up my
system.
In case you haven't found this already:
<http://www.mailinglistarchive.com/quicktime-...@lists.apple.com/msg05707.html
>
i.e. your customer's file is not a movie file.
regards
Klaus
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