Firstly, I've found the movieTime to be really inaccurate (but I've reduced
the need for such accuracy in my structure plan).
How so? I've done lots of video driven projects, and not had a problem with
the movietime. One project in particular, the author wanted to pause dvs at
every jump cut -
A word of warning: I haven't used cuepoints in video, but I sure have
in audio (.aif). I have also used the movieTime to sync stuff with
video. From my expercience, using movieTime is more tight than using
cuepoints.
For my sharp projects, I've mainly used quickTime movies on a Mac.
I did
At 4:44 PM +0200 9/10/02, you wrote:
A word of warning: I haven't used cuepoints in video, but I sure
have in audio (.aif). I have also used the movieTime to sync stuff
with video. From my expercience, using movieTime is more tight than
using cuepoints.
For my sharp projects, I've mainly used
which platform are you on?
(mac or win)
-Buzz
At 11:09 AM +0100 9/10/02, you wrote:
Greets to all
It's looking likely that a number of projects I'm
working on are going to be requiring stage events to
sync with or be triggered by digital video. I've found
that checking for the movieTime of the
which platform are you on?
Developing on Windows 2000, and I don't think we have any Mac clients (just
started yesterday so I'll look into that) so it's build and distribute for
Windows
Ross
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From: Buzz Kettles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: lingo-l Best way
Cheers to all on this:
Firstly, I've found the movieTime to be really inaccurate (but I've reduced
the need for such accuracy in my structure plan). Secondly, I've found out
that the company actually owns the Tabuleiro (sp?) DirectMedia Xtra to play
their MPEGs and you can add your own cuepoints
