Yes Tad,
i'am in this group of users...
for me if you could "cacoaTize" the plug-in with only functions as
- scan van all available ports/mac/win
- win cd port +label
- is cd ready /mounted
only this would be enough to me... until full release...
Fabrice
On Saturday, February 22, 2003, at 03:02 AM
We could possibly do a little "CDInfo" sort of Xtra, if people find that
helpful, but as far as stripping out ECD support, that doesn't add a whole
lot - most of it is playback control, timing, etc. Stripping out redbook
control would leave you with CD Info. Actual ECD just means (from CD Pro
yes good idea... in fact a mini cdpro with CDready, and scan ports and
cdlabels would be enough to me...
i use it only to detect cd's, not to build a soundplayer.
so call it cd(light) if you want... or even CD(not finischedyet) if you
want... but plese do it soon!!
fabrice
On Wednesday,
I'm in digest mode, so pardon if there's a certain amount of
"non-sequitur" in my posts.
Here's another thought: would it be any easier to rewrite CD-Pro if the
enhanced CD functionality was stripped out?
KMc
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I second that. I'm sure my client would not blink at a fee, even a fairly
large one.
f
on 2/19/03 10:49 AM, Kevin McFarland at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Let me add my heartfelt vote for an OSX version of CDPro. (I too, "need
> it", altho I'm not on a tight deadline like Fletcher.)
>
> Tab:
Thanks, and we probably will have to charge, because it's a significant
rework. Still it will take some time to do. We are committed to Enhanced
CDs, but also have other projects on the plate first. People may not
realize it, but we do a lot of custom development - and that tends to take
pr
Let me add my heartfelt vote for an OSX version of CDPro. (I too, "need
it", altho I'm not on a tight deadline like Fletcher.)
Tab: why don't you charge for it? Even a lot (several hundred dollars?)
Would that give you more incentive to do the rewrite? ;)
KMc
p.s. I've used CD-Pro a lot w/ XP,
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XP still has the same "code base" as prior Windows, and CD Pro will work
with it, but they made one fundamental change which forces you to be very
careful when writing ECDs (if not an ECD then don't worry).
Writers of Enhanced CDs (ECDs) have always had to be careful about what's
known as "dev
Ok, I'm about all clear on this now. Many thanks for all the help, and one
more question:
What about Windows XP? My knowledge of XP is considerably smaller than OSX,
but my understanding is that the API relating to CD functions was changed.
Does anyone know if CDPro works with XP?
f
on 2/18/03 1
At 10:06 PM -0500 2/18/03, you wrote:
Shockwave under OS X should play older DCRs just fine.
just try one.
Are you sure? Without trying it, it seems that Shockwave OS/X is a
native OS/X and although it might play the DCR just fine, it won't
support the pre-OS/X Xtras (being native code and t
Shockwave under OS X should play older DCRs just fine.
just try one.
Are you sure? Without trying it, it seems that Shockwave OS/X is a native
OS/X and although it might play the DCR just fine, it won't support the
pre-OS/X Xtras (being native code and their being non-native code). It
wou
At 9:16 PM -0500 2/18/03, you wrote:
Alright. Thanks for the info.
I know you say you don't have a release time yet -- do you have a ballpark
figure? My deadline is April 15. Could you say whether a rewrite will come
before that?
Also, is this correct: are you saying that when you make a .dcr fi
Alright. Thanks for the info.
I know you say you don't have a release time yet -- do you have a ballpark
figure? My deadline is April 15. Could you say whether a rewrite will come
before that?
Also, is this correct: are you saying that when you make a .dcr file in an
older version of Director, OS
Hope soon... i need it too!!
Fabrice
On Tuesday, February 18, 2003, at 08:28 PM, Tab Julius wrote:
No pre-MX Mac Xtras will work in MX. MX is written to OS/X native
mode, which is a different operating system than pre-OS/X.
Before MX, you were creating a "classic" application (old-style Mac)
No pre-MX Mac Xtras will work in MX. MX is written to OS/X native mode,
which is a different operating system than pre-OS/X.
Before MX, you were creating a "classic" application (old-style Mac) which
OS/X ran in emulation mode (not technically correct, but close
enough). Director MX for Mac
Penworks' CDPro doesn't seem to work in Director MX. While I'm not totally
surprised by this, given that it is not the same as the old Mac OS, it puts
me in a major bind -- I've got a project for a client that requires it.
Has anyone else run into this problem? Does anyone have a
solution/workarou
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