Hi Lingoists
I have built a volume control into a project using sprite(a QuickTime
sprite).volume =, but am having trouble determining that the system volume
is set high enough for my volume control to work, because, of course, if
the system volume level is zero (or thereabouts) then my volume
Anybody know anything about the availability of Paul Farry's Xtras? The
Xtras appear to be for sale but I can't seem to contact Paul. Paul are
you on this list?
Thanks,
J
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>Does any of you know where to find methods for converting director
>integers, floats, etc to the C data types as stored in binary files,
>like a longInt stored as "a linear two's complement value" etc?
BinaryIO Xtra does this.
http://www.updatestage.com/binaryio.html
Gretchen Macdowall
updat
hello all,
i found same examples, behaviors, but can't find anywhere same theory or how
all that load movie thing works
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From: "Andreas Gaunitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> I'm not sure how the floats are represented though.
Do a search on Google for "IEEE 754". I'd suggest a link, but there doesn't
seem to be a single one that covers the standard completely. You can't just
look it up on t
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From: "Andreas? Gaunitz?" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Does any of you know where to find methods for converting director
integers, floats, etc to the C data types as stored in binary files,
like a longInt stored as "a linear t
- Original Message -
From: "Andreas Gaunitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Does any of you know where to find methods for converting director
> integers, floats, etc to the C data types as stored in binary files,
> like a longInt stored as "a linear two's complement value" etc?
I'd be more co
Hi!
Does any of you know where to find methods for converting director
integers, floats, etc to the C data types as stored in binary files,
like a longInt stored as "a linear two's complement value" etc?
-A.
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I've used the Audio Xtra from updateStage (www.updatestage.com)
successfully to do this.
HTH,
J
On Tuesday, Jan 1, 2002, at 10:36 US/Eastern, universal2001 wrote:
hi,
I'm trying to create a pronunciation practise presentation.
I want the user record thier voice and then the projector save the
