On 2010-03-18 19:18, Matteo Sisti Sette wrote: > By the way, I see a "Gem Man: QT init OK" message in the console with > gem 0.92.1, so I guess there still _is_ some kind of support of > QuickTime. Is there a way I can tell [pix_video] to use QuickTime rather > than DirectShow (until I figure out what's wrong with DS)??? > > I used to do that by an [open file.mov 1( message, but on the current > version it does not work (and is not even mentioned in the help file, > though I don't know if it was in the older version)..... > > Or is the QT support meant for other things, and has it been eliminated > in [pix_film]??
you can see which decoding backends are used when you create the first [pix_film]. it should say something like: pix_film:: DirectShow support pix_film:: QuickTime support and yes, the [open bla.avi 1( should still work (what it does is: first try to open the file with the "1"st codec, and if that fails try all codecs starting from 0) eventually i want to get rid of numbers, as this is not very portable (and replace it by a symbolic id, like "QuickTime") fgamsdr IOhannes
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