Alright, a breakthrough:
I procured versions 1.4.8 and 1.2 of the vaunted Apple CD/DVD Driver. 1.4.8
made no difference, but 1.2 WORKED!
So my conclusion: CDPro does not work properly with 1.4.7 or 1.4.8 in
addition to the 1.3.x drivers that are already documented.
Thanks to all who helped. Have
My driver is 1.4.7, which I think was the last released for OS9.x. I've been
trying to track down other versions, but no luck as yet.
f
on 3/9/03 4:35 PM, Tab Julius at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> We've only had one report of this from someone else (or maybe it was you?);
> what we have found
Hi list,
There's a way to compare two images and retieve the diferences from it
other?
For example I have a test where someone check the answers with "X". Then I
scan that sheet and compare it with a blank version of the test in order to
check where the user filled the questions or not.
Thank's
We've only had one report of this from someone else (or maybe it was you?);
what we have found was that Apple released a series of CD drivers
particularly with OS/9 G4's that were problematic. The worst offenders
were versions 1.34 and 1.35 - requests to play tracks might be ignored, or
might
I stripped all that out to get at the core of the problem I'm facing. I know
the CD is playing on my system (I can hear it...). To take an even simpler
look, in the Director message window, if I issue:
global cd
Play(cd)
And then wait until I hear the CD playing and (attempt to) issue:
Stop(cd)
Well, I tried SeekOnFailedLanding, but the problem still exists. Here's a
rundown of my latest experiments:
1) It works fine on Windows XP.
2) There appears to be no extensions conflict on my machine causing the
problem -- I pared down to the minimum with no luck.
3) My CD driver is up to date, so
yep, quite a short one...
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Fabrice
On Sunday, March 9, 2003, at 04:55 PM, Craig Taylor wrote:
Hi all,
I have two unrelated queries. Both of them I have come up with
workable
solutions, but both seem cumbersome. There must be a better way!
1. When using DirectMediaXtra, it does not
got shockwave error online
but looked at your code, you might think of double checking after
initializing,
if (cd) then...
if (Ready(cd)) then ...
else
status(cd)
Also you could see if it plays by directly targeting the track, using
SetPosition(cd, 12, 0, 42, 0)
this because of difference beetwee
Fletch,
Are you using the command "seek on failed landing"?
if not, try it.
Something like
On startMovie
global cd
set cd=new(xtra"cdPro")
selectDrive(cd, the moviePath)
SeekOnFailedLanding(cd,TRUE)
end
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Hi all,
I have two unrelated queries. Both of them I have come up with workable
solutions, but both seem cumbersome. There must be a better way!
1. When using DirectMediaXtra, it does not support a negative movieRate.
Has anyone written a behavior that rewinds an MPEG1 file somewhat smoothly?
Daniel wrote:
> Did you ever succeed in influencing the background color via .ini
> settings?
Not directly but you can set a number of global parameters indirectly in the
lingo.ini and use them to adjust subsequent movies.
This method also works well for version and existence checking on things
li
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