On Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
> recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
> MetaCard, has anyone had any success with it?
Seems to work fine here now in 2.4.3. It's a major hack i
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Any recommendations regarding the best video format to use for cross
platform use? Not sussed video on Linux yet :(
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If you're trying to record from within Metacard, and it has to be
from within Metacard, no ideas.
If you're just trying to record to import into Metacard, I just use
an empty stack, lauch ResEdit, open the sound resource, and record
via ResEdit. It creates a sound resource that I can then ope
You can easily use a long-running Metacard stack in the background- just launch it normally and communicate from your CGI using sockets (or any other IAC).
Problem is- you can only handle one connection at a time with the long-running stack.
That is why I've been investigating using multiple proce
Did you try www.metacard.com? Or more specifically,
http://www.metacard.com/get.html then scroll down to the "Window
95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP" section and get the file mcsetup.exe.
I don't know what an asx file is never seen one, the mac files would end in
.sit and all the unix builds are .tar
-Glen
>I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound
>recording working. So before I try again with the latest version of
>MetaCard, has anyone had any success with it?
No, nor have I. I've been told there is a bug in QuickTime (I have
not tried the most recent version of it.)
I've wasted a lot of time in the past trying to get QuickTime sound recording working.
So before I try again with the latest version of MetaCard, has anyone had any success
with it?
I still get irritating squeeks on my mac and grabled garbage on my windows.
My workaround so far is to use Send
