RE: Sound problem

2001-04-11 Thread Victor Iwan
That's one of disadvantages using external file... Especially when you do that in CD-ROM..because processor will streaming both files..and that's not a good news. How about using internal files in other movies ? And use projector as a front-end only... Don't include any xtra in your projector fil

Re: Sound problem

2001-04-10 Thread BD fortin
Hi, list here is my problem. I made a small projector in D8 "Intro". It plays quicktime movie & sound file. These two files are external. Everything is good in dir file, but after converting into projector movie always stops in the frame - music should starts? Maybe i need to include some speci

Sound problem

2001-04-02 Thread umrik
Hi, list here is my problem. I made a small projector in D8 "Intro". It plays quicktime movie & sound file. These two files are external. Everything is good in dir file, but after converting into projector movie always stops in the frame - music should starts? Maybe i need to include some speci

Re: sound problem

2001-02-23 Thread LePhuronn
The fact that the second sound is playing at all means that you are using separate sound channels, but you seem to be specifying sound channel 7 for the original bgMusic. Isn't that for Digital Video only(correct me if I'm wrong, guys)? Try this... If these sound files are BOTH background music

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2001-02-22 Thread Eric Choy
Hi all, I have a problem in D8: in D7, just a simple script at the first frame on exitframe me puppetsound 7,"bgmusic" end it plays the bgmusic throughout the whole movie, and in the middle of the movie, I have some place to play the VO script is: on exitframe me puppetsound 3,"VO1" end in D7

Re: sound problem

2000-10-25 Thread Andreas Gaunitz
So what happens if you set the volume to 7 ? Also, try this: on startMovie the soundDevice = "directSound" -- 1 if the soundDevice <> "directSound" then -- 2 the soundDevice = "QT3mix" -- 3 end if -- 4 end -- 1: Firstly I set the soundDevice to directSound -- 2: if it failed --

Re: sound problem

2000-10-24 Thread Fumio Nonaka
Hi, More simply ;-) _ Bruce Epstein - Zeus Productions wrote: > > I don't think QT3 Mix obeys the sound volume. You need to use BuddyAPI to > set the system volume directly. This has been a known issue for some time. > > If I understand what you are attempting, your code could be rewritten m

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2000-10-24 Thread Bruce Epstein - Zeus Productions
I don't think QT3 Mix obeys the sound volume. You need to use BuddyAPI to set the system volume directly. This has been a known issue for some time. If I understand what you are attempting, your code could be rewritten more simply as: on startmovie -- Try to use QT3Mix if at all possible if

Re: sound problem

2000-10-24 Thread Bruce Epstein - Zeus Productions
Hi Kerry, First of all, please cc me directly with any questions about my book. I don't always monitor the list. >>That chapter explains what is REALLY going on when Director tries to >>figure out how to play sounds. It explains all the conflicts, setups, >>sound devices, etc. > >Bruce, since so

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2000-10-23 Thread naga raj
Hello all, Thank You very much for your valuable suggestions. I have the following script in the movie script on startmovie if the soundDevice <> "MacroMix" then set the soundDevice = "Qt3Mix" else if the soundDevice <> "Qt3Mix" then set the soundDevice = "DirectSound" els

Re: sound problem

2000-10-23 Thread Kerry Thompson
>That chapter explains what is REALLY going on when Director tries to >figure out how to play sounds. It explains all the conflicts, setups, >sound devices, etc. Bruce, since sound objects are new in D8, do they introduce any new twists we should know about, and aren't covered in your book?

Re: sound problem

2000-10-22 Thread Bruce Epstein
>Once, I also had this problem running my project under >WinNT. The culprit *macromix*. I suggest that you use >QT3Mix instead. WinNT doesn't support DirectSound >(I maybe incorrect here.) You are largely correct. Most versions of NT don't support DirectSound 5 or higher, which is needed by D

Re: sound problem

2000-10-21 Thread John Erazo
cheers, John Erazo - Original Message - From: naga raj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 3:08 PM Subject: sound problem > Hello All, > I am facing a peculiar problem with the sound in Director

RE: sound problem

2000-10-21 Thread Fabrice Trioullier
PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of naga raj Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 9:09 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: sound problem Hello All, I am facing a peculiar problem with the sound in Director. A while ago I have done a presentation for a client.The

Re: sound problem

2000-10-21 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i suggest you to check the audio boards... does the Nt's audio boards not support the audio that you added?? check if the resolution of the audio that you added is the same of the old files, then check if the resolution is supported by the audio board on Nt machine. i suggest you to use this re

sound problem

2000-10-21 Thread naga raj
Hello All, I am facing a peculiar problem with the sound in Director. A while ago I have done a presentation for a client.The entire presentation is divided into a total of 5 dir file for memory sake and all are linked. Made a stub which calls respective dir file on clicking buttons.All these dir