I'm using the quick time framework in my App (QTKit/QTKit.h) for
QTMovies and QTMovieView etc...
Do I need to distribute it with my app (i.e. add a new Copy build
phase), or can I safely assume that everyone with OS X Tiger has the
framework already?? (My app will require Tiger at least)...
If I'm correct, it's a standard framework that everyone has. That
being said, I've never used it myself so wait until an expert confirms
or rebuked what said.
Nate
On Nov 11, 2008, at 5:28 PM, Jean-Nicolas Jolivet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I'm using the quick time framework in my App
On Nov 11, 2008, at 3:28 PM, Jean-Nicolas Jolivet wrote:
Do I need to distribute it with my app (i.e. add a new Copy build
phase), or can I safely assume that everyone with OS X Tiger has the
framework already?? (My app will require Tiger at least)...
If a framework is in
Thanks to both of you!
I guess I don't have to copy it after all! :)
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet
Jean-Nicolas Jolivet wrote:
I'm using the quick time framework in my App (QTKit/QTKit.h) for
QTMovies and QTMovieView etc...
Do I need to distribute it with my app (i.e. add a new Copy build
phase),
If you look at the QTKit documentation, it will tell you what's been available
since when. Some things have been there since 10.3, while others were added in
10.5. However, I would not recommend distributing Apple's (or anyone else's)
software with your app unless you have their permission.
On 11 Nov 08, at 15:17, Charles Steinman wrote:
If you look at the QTKit documentation, it will tell you what's been
available since when. Some things have been there since 10.3, while
others were added in 10.5. However, I would not recommend
distributing Apple's (or anyone else's) software
On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 4:54 PM, Andrew Farmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11 Nov 08, at 15:17, Charles Steinman wrote:
If you look at the QTKit documentation, it will tell you what's been
available since when. Some things have been there since 10.3, while others
were added in 10.5. However,
