[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
you can also try this great jazz station from Lyon...
http://www.frequencejazz.com/
click on Ecoutez... and then on Lire on the pop up...
Cool !
It would be nice if this could work from a stack ;))
It's far sure doable under win32, macos and linuxx86 ;))
yes but how?
It's a streaming thing so it's likely to make MC unusable while you
listen...
there's no threads in MC... ;((
TIA
Xavier
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From: Pierre Sahores [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 January 2003 09:33
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yes but how?
It's a streaming thing so it's likely to make MC unusable while you
listen...
I'm not a specialist but if it's a way to stream QuickTime sequences
from within MC, it will be possible to build a library to stream audio
sequences too.
there's no
Hello
I am trying to find MetaCard/Revolution users who may be interested in
helping me in developing a MetaCard/Valentina application.
Our office is located in Brisbane, Australia. We would prefer someone in
South East Queensland.
With thanks,
Peter McConachie
Pierre,
That's if your stream is qt in nature.
You still can't view two movies at the same time,
and there's no support for *.wmf or *.rm streaming...
I dont think it is worth trying... maybe in MC 3.0...
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From: Pierre Sahores [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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This is in response to Shari's question quoted below. Since I read the
list in digest form, and thus with some delay, perhaps this question will
have already been addressed, but here goes anyway.
Shari, you and I have been dealing with OS X problems at about the same
time as we make the
Xavier
I think you can view more than one streams in a stack. I did view both the
files below some days back in the same card, on different players.
http://stream.qtv.apple.com/qtv/rollingstone/rtsp/justin_ref.mov
http://stream.qtv.apple.com/qtv/zomba/bboys/drowning_ref.mov
In Quicktime
Vikram Singh a écrit :
Xavier
I think you can view more than one streams in a stack. I did view both the
files below some days back in the same card, on different players.
http://stream.qtv.apple.com/qtv/rollingstone/rtsp/justin_ref.mov
This is in response to Shari's question quoted below. Since I read the
list in digest form, and thus with some delay, perhaps this question will
have already been addressed, but here goes anyway.
Shari, you and I have been dealing with OS X problems at about the same
time as we make the
Karl Becker wrote:
Right click on a file, select Properties, check the box Hidden.
However, Windows users can choose to have hidden files shown quite
easily, unlike the Mac where hidden files aren't even known to many
people.
1. How does a Win user show the file by right-clicking on it if
Hi Richard,
Karl Becker wrote:
Right click on a file, select Properties, check the box Hidden.
However, Windows users can choose to have hidden files shown quite
easily, unlike the Mac where hidden files aren't even known to many
people.
1. How does a Win user show the file by right-clicking
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I can turn a file invisible on Mac OS and OS X, but how do I make a file
invisible on Windows? I need to be able to do this for a cross-platform CD.
INVISIBLE FILES? YOU? Mr. I never hide files from the user Gaskin???
(just kidding :-)
I am not a Windows
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I can turn a file invisible on Mac OS and OS X, but how do I make a file
invisible on Windows? I need to be able to do this for a cross-platform CD.
INVISIBLE FILES? YOU? Mr. I never hide files from the user Gaskin???
(just kidding
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Richard Gaskin writes:
1. How does a Win user show the file by right-clicking on it if it's
invisible?
Richard Gaskin
Richard,
Think about the Karl's reply and your query, then maybe you'll choose to
retract your reply.
To display files that are hidden is no problemo:
1. Launch
Sorry about that... (darn emailer!)
Anyway, I was going to suggest that depending on the size of the movie, you
could keep it compressed on the CD with a different file extension and
decompress it to play it. This way, although it might be accessible, (a) it
doesn't look like anything anyone
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From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 10, 2003 1:16 PM
Subject: Re: [OT] invisible files on Windows
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I can turn a file invisible on Mac OS and OS X, but how do I
On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 12:16 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Any other tips for preventing the copying of QT media from a CD?
Store them as properties in an installer-like app that puts them on the
user's system as needed?
Dar Scott
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Richard Gaskin writes:
Any other tips for preventing the copying of QT media from a CD? It doesn't have to be capable of stopping an experienced hacker type, just enough to make it at least inconvenient or unobvious for the average user.
Richard Gaskin
If your app can launch the file
Dar Scott wrote:
On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 12:16 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Any other tips for preventing the copying of QT media from a CD?
Store them as properties in an installer-like app that puts them on the
user's system as needed?
Being video files they're pretty big. That
--On Friday, January 10, 2003 11:16:22 -0800 Richard Gaskin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any other tips for preventing the copying of QT media from a CD? It
doesn't have to be capable of stopping an experienced hacker type, just
enough to make it at least inconvenient or unobvious for the average
Richard,
This will make a file invisible from Windows...
if the platform is Win32 then
put the filename of the topstack into tfile
replace / with \ in tfile
put attrib quote tfile quote -h into DosCommand
set the hideConsoleWindows to true
put shell (DosCommand) into theError
Putting the appleEvent handler in the frontScript didn't work. I
tried putting that appleEvent handler EVERYWHERE, to no avail. It
didn't work in the frontScript, the main stack script, the embedded
(operating) stack script. I'm guessing that the frontScript gets
deleted before the message
Is there a way to hide the menubar on the Mac in OSX? I use the 'Bartender'
Control Panel for OS9 (it is a little flaky though).
Why doesn't MetaCard hide the menubar on the Mac? It works great on
Windows...
Thanks,
JR
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I did a 'Google' search and found a MetaCard digest at
'theFAQchest.com'...it seems that you have to manually do it for the Mac.
It works though...that's all that matters!
JR
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