Slava Paperno escribió:
I've done all these things with QuickTime sound-only members, but now I
have to work with MP3 and suddenly everything is different :-)
Dunno if it´ll help or not, but for a recent project, I had a problem
with some MP3´s... they didn´t wanted to loop. First I thought it
Jeremy escribió:
Hey all, I'm trying to put together a project that I can explode
portions of a bitmap into fragments, like the shatter effect in After
Effects. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can use or where to start
to accomplish this effect? Thanks
Hiya!. Here´s some code from NC:
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Hey all, I'm trying to put together a project that I can explode
portions of a bitmap into fragments, like the shatter effect in After
Effects. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can use or where to start
to accomplish this effect? Thanks
J
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Thanks for responding, Colin--that was my first thought, but I've checked
and double-checked... however, I could use an alternative approach that
doesn't create this problem for me, if I knew how to detect the moment when
a sound in sound(1) is done playing.
Better yet, if I knew how to "watch"
Hello list, I'm rather amazed with the behaviour of my quicktime when I use
my slider bar to fast forward / rewind the .mov .
Recently I have discovered some form of disturbance with my project. When I
run the projector with any resolution other than 800x600, all of my videos
are playing well, inc
I must be doing something wrong. What?
Don't know, it seems to play just the once here. Any chance you're
accidentally queuing it again somewhere?
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If I may, here is a questions for the sound gurus on the list:
This sequence works as expected:
sound(1).play(MyMember)
--a few seconds' play
sound(1).pause() --the playback is paused
--a few seconds' pause
sound(1).play() --playback resumes from where it was paused and plays to
the end
This seq
At 10:09 AM -0600 1/29/03, you wrote:
On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 08:07 PM, Phil Gross wrote:
I've been trying to remember about the details of losing formatting
applied to text or field cast members when you clear the text. I
remember I always set the text to SPACE instead of EMPTY to av
on 1/29/03 11:33 AM, Kyle Smeby at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> No worries. I've spent too much time working with the PDF format and
> Adobe's piss-poor implementation of all things PDF to be surprised when
> something doesn't work for it. I try not to blame us developers when
> it comes to any f
I apologize if the message we had sent was not that clear but only
most of our products are supported on Mac OS X.
No worries. I've spent too much time working with the PDF format and
Adobe's piss-poor implementation of all things PDF to be surprised when
something doesn't work for it. I try
On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 08:07 PM, Phil Gross wrote:
I've been trying to remember about the details of losing formatting
applied to text or field cast members when you clear the text. I
remember I always set the text to SPACE instead of EMPTY to avoid
losing the formatting, but beyond
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