On 22 Mar '08, at 3:23 PM, Guillem Palou wrote:
The debugger crashes in a MoviesTask call. The movie is loaded long
before the call, but the QTMovie object is created only a few
instants before. All the other objects look valid.
Maybe a Movie, or other important object, got deallocated. Tr
There's not enough context to tell what's really going on. )Also,
quicktime-dev may be a more useful list.)
But a few things stick out. As written, the if-test is meaningless
because no NSError is passed to the QTMethod.
movieWithQuickTimeMovie: may be failing, so you may be passing
garba
The debugger crashes in a MoviesTask call. The movie is loaded long before
the call, but the QTMovie object is created only a few instants before. All
the other objects look valid.
The only thing is that when setting the movie object, I'm trying to set an
invalid QTMovie object but I don't see the
On 22 Mar '08, at 12:19 PM, Guillem Palou wrote:
It crashes when I call the setMovie method of the QTMovieView
Object. The
code seems to work with movieWithFile instead of
movieWithQuicktimeMovie.
Use the debugger, then.
How does it crash?
In the debugger, what's the backtrace?
What's th
Hi all, anyone knows what's wrong with this code?
-(void)loadStateChanged:(NSNotification *) notification
{
QTMovie *movie = [notification object];
long loadState = [[movie attributeForKey:QTMovieLoadStateAttribute]
longValue];
if (loadState >= 2)
[clipMovieView
setMovi
