There are ways to get at the score.  However, all Lingo is stripped.  If 
you have behaviors and whatnot, you won't be able to view them.

So, yes, although you can get at some of the media and the score, the 
brains are gone, and at any rate, you can't "open" it in Director like a 
regular .DIR.

It depends what you are looking for.  I was under the impression you wanted 
to just restore it to its original version, in which case the answer is no.

If you're happy not having the Lingo, then there are some ways to pull that 
off.

- Tab


At 03:23 AM 1/24/01 +0000, Pranav Negandhi wrote:
>I beg to differ on that....I think I've heard someone mention 
>Dir-Opener...It opens the dir cast score and all....there's also a lingo 
>script that lets you extract cast members from any protected movie.....
>Now if you're talking about script members, then it's a no-no....scripts 
>are stripped off their text....you can't read them.
>
>The code to extract cast members is:
>
>on flickDir vMoviepath
>   global gFlickMovie
>   -- Open the dir in a MIAW
>   gFlickMovie = window(vMoviepath)
>   gFlickMovie.open()
>   -- Tell the MIAW to pass the number of castLibs
>   tell gFlickMovie
>     vCastLibCount = the number of castLibs
>   end tell
>   -- Cycle thru each castLib
>   repeat with i = 1 to vCastLibCount
>     -- Find the number of cast members in the castLib
>     tell gFlickMovie
>       vCastCount = the number of members of castLib(i)
>     end tell
>     if vCastCount > 0 then
>       -- Cycle thru each cast member
>       repeat with j = 1 to vCastCount
>         -- Create a new cast member
>         vNewMem = new(#bitmap)
>         -- Set the media of the new member to the media of the MIAW member
>         tell gFlickMovie
>           vFlickMedia = the media of member j of castLib i
>           vFlickName = the name of member j of castLib i
>         end tell
>         vNewMem.media = vFlickMedia
>         vNewMem.name = vFlickName
>       end repeat
>     end if
>   end repeat
>   gFlickMovie.forget()
>   gFlickMovie = VOID
>end flickDir
>
>
>To use it, just type this in the message window: flickDir 
>"yourpath:\yourprotecteddirectorfile.dcr/dxr"
>
><snip>
>No.
>
>
> >Is there any way to unprotect a .DCR file
> >to view it with director.
><snip>
>
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