At 6:56 AM +0200 8/17/02, you wrote:
Hi Buzz
Thanks very much for the help. It's all working now. You really helped a
lot with the suggestions. Thanks again.
Just one point - i used QuickTimePresent() which is indeed boolean.
QuickTimeVersion, hower, gives the version number and is not
On the Mac there's an App called Mediacleaner (don't know if there is
a Win adaption) that is _very_ useful. In Mediacleaner you can open a
QT or other format, and resize, crop, set compression method etc for
audio and/ or video. Then just hit the Process button and go have a
coffee.
If
On 8/17/02 5:32 AM, Andreas Gaunitz P11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] decreed
thusly:
Can anyone tell me why my QuickTime move is flickering in the projector?
I
plays fine in the dir file but not in the actual projector.
Thanks in advance
Rather than compression it sounds more to me like either 1)
On 8/17/02 10:11 AM, Andreas Gaunitz P11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] decreed
thusly:
Wow. I really wonder what you mean. Do you mean flash in a lower
sprite channel than video?
-A.
No, not in a sprite channel, but ...aw crap. on the stage. Say if flash had
a rect(0,0,320,200) and the quicktime had
OK, thanks. This is really muddy waters. Good to know.
-A.
On 8/17/02 10:11 AM, Andreas Gaunitz P11 [EMAIL PROTECTED] decreed
thusly:
Wow. I really wonder what you mean. Do you mean flash in a lower
sprite channel than video?
-A.
No, not in a sprite channel, but ...aw crap. on the
DTS sprites can't overlay
- they will fight each other to try draw on top
hth
-Buzz
At 4:11 PM +0200 8/17/02, you wrote:
Grimmwerks,
laasssh
video
video
video
Wow. I really wonder what you mean. Do you mean flash in a lower
sprite channel than video?
-A.
[To remove yourself from this
but can't you do the same contrived goofiness with me.spritenum?
And why are you bothering to set spriteNum to me.spriteNumthat's
already given to you by the act of property spriteNum.
I admit that this is 95% preferencethough I don't understand why people
demand to have two different
This BTW is why art directors need to make up their minds *before* the
program is written. ;)
And why they need to work hand in hand with the programmers (same with
sales people) instead of just tossing stuff over the wall to the
programmers and going home.
They think it's just a wall.
The file name of the w3d file has proven to have great impact on the
success too. No spaces allowed!
But I'm up and running! (Well mostly walking so far, but I expect to Run soon.)
-A.
Andreas,
Sorry for the delayed response on this one, but I just don't get the
same results as you do. I
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I am trying to open an .exe file (the Shockwave Installer or the QuickTime
Installer) from within a movie. I have tried open, play and go to and all
tell me Frame not defined Obviously I am not doing this right. Director
Help says open (whichDocument with) whichApplication but what application
do
How about:
Open Drive:\pathname\filename.exe (on the PC)
or
open (the pathname filename.exe) if it's next to the projector?
I just tried
open c:\winnt\notepad.exe
and it worked just fine to launch my notepad.exe in the windows directory.
roymeo
At 02:49 PM 8/17/2002 -0400, you wrote:
I am
Help says open (whichDocument with) whichApplication but what
application
do you use to open an .exe file?
The whichDocument bit is used if you're trying to open a document with a
specific application, therefore is not required when calling executables, so
you just call open and specify your
Beertje wrote:
Director
Help says open (whichDocument with) whichApplication but what application
do you use to open an .exe file?
Just use open qtinstaller.exe. The with is optional. You can also use
Buddy Api xtra for opening files.
hth
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I am keeping the app in the same directory as the movie and I have tried
open @/sFill.exe, open sFull.exe, open @\sFull.exe and several other
vvarieations, all with no response. This will be on a CD so I can't assume
that the CD Drive will be D Drive either.
George
- Original Message -
GOT IT. I had the exe file in the wrong directory. I used open @/sFull.exe
It works fine. Thanks for all your help.
George
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From: Ross Clutterbuck [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2002 16:25
Subject: Re: lingo-l Opening an .exe file
At 13:56 17.08.2002 -0400, you wrote:
I admit that this is 95% preferencethough I don't understand why
people demand to ... always use me.spriteNum which I believe has been
shown to be slower.
Just to set the relation: we are talking about an action that takes about 1
millionth of a
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