In a message dated 10/17/04 11:46:22 PM,
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> altought is not a rev solution, you could opt to make a little VNC
> instalation. I installed a simple vnc server in my mac and a vnc client
> in my win xp box, I control the mac from the xp... like if I was
> sitting in front
Anyone get Lindows to play any video in Rev 2.5?
I have set the vcplayer to "/usr/bin/MPlayer" and to
"/user/bin/mplayer".
I have yet to get video to play. I know I have mplayer installed
because if I double-click on the test video, it plays in mplayer.
Being a Linux noob, I am at a loss on this
Recently, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> Variance among PC sound cards is no better than the variance among PC
> video cards and to some degree motherboards -- it's a compatibility
> nightmare. Maybe Tuviah has the patience to deal with such a herculean
> task (he's shown heroic dilligence with with QT
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
>> Is there any way I can trigger multiple sounds at once using revolution?
> how is it that PC games seem to support multiple simultaneous sounds?
Rev *can* support multiple sounds, via QuickTime or externals, but not
natively. Enhancing/updating audio support has b
On Oct 17, 2004, at 9:28 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Is it possible in Director or Flash, anyone?
Both.
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On Oct 17, 2004, at 9:50 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I'm not sure about Director and Flash, but given that both are
timeline-driven and Director has been architected since its birth for
strictly multimedia work (while making more traditional apps is not
its strong suit), it may be the case that th
Judy Perry wrote:
Hmmm,
Well, you could use soundChannels... but, oops, that's a Hypercard thingy,
isn't it?!
Ummm, I don't think I've ever seen a good reason why this couldn't be done
in Revolution other than it isn't. The traditional explanation from I
think Scott Raney was something to the effec
Hmmm,
Well, you could use soundChannels... but, oops, that's a Hypercard thingy,
isn't it?!
Ummm, I don't think I've ever seen a good reason why this couldn't be done
in Revolution other than it isn't. The traditional explanation from I
think Scott Raney was something to the effect that it wasn't
Andrew,
If your PC was running WinXP Pro you could use the Remote Desktop
Connection feature of WinXP and the free Mac RDC client software from
Microsoft.
To do that with Win2K you would need to use VNC or Timbuktu.
Bill Vlahos
On Oct 17, 2004, at 3:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am ve
Reviving an old thread from a few months ago
At 15:02 01/07/2004 -0700, Richard Gaskin wrote:
If CSV were consistently implemented CSV2TabNew would work excellently
right out of the box, but since some CSVs escape quotes by doubling them I
needed to add one line (see below) to also substitut
I'm getting an error when I use the Little Arrows object from the
Object
Library supplied with 2.5.
When I press the up arrow or the down arrow, it executes a handler that
increments the associated field containing the number being
incremented.
Even though the handler is there in the script of t
Thanks for the fix although I'm not sure that is still the case if you
are using the latest version of Rev. I'll have to test it again and
update the stack.
Cheers,
Sarah
On 18 Oct 2004, at 4:55 am, Darby Lee Darrow wrote:
Sarah,
I am in the process of taking apart your Serial Test stack, and in
On Oct 17, 2004, at 8:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am very interested in figuring out how to remotely control an rr app
via
network. What I have is one copy of my app on the imac another on an
older
emachines using win2yk, networked via ethernet cable. I want where I
click, drag,
typ
Hello,
I am very interested in figuring out how to remotely control an rr app via
network. What I have is one copy of my app on the imac another on an older
emachines using win2yk, networked via ethernet cable. I want where I click, drag,
type to happen on the other box to the other app. I am t
Hi,
Sorry to sound like a moderator here.. I was just looking over the
posts I'd made to RunRev (Mar 31, 2004), and ran across my "LWP like
scripting from Rev" post. There were two following posts in the same
thread that were not remotely related to my question. Now, I must
admit that it l
At 20:25 17/10/2004 +0200, Tomas Franzén wrote:
What would be a good value for N? That is, how often should I send a
keep-alive?
Tricky question - I wouldn't make any guesses without more info - see
questions below.
The server should be able to handle many (preferably MANY) clients at
once. Sti
I'm getting an error when I use the Little Arrows object from the Object
Library supplied with 2.5.
When I press the up arrow or the down arrow, it executes a handler that
increments the associated field containing the number being incremented.
Even though the handler is there in the script of the
Sarah,
I am in the process of taking apart your Serial Test stack, and in
the process found a typo on your about page.
It reads "opening the port talks several seconds", where it should
read "takes several seconds"
thought you might want to know.
Thanks again for the help
On my web site, you
On 2004-10-17, at 18.10, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Indeed, 3.5 * N could be a better value to use - but I did say I was
"[going to] be traditional [...] and use 3*N"
There's a long tradition of protocol specs specifying 3*N (RIP, IGRP,
BGP, etc. all do this) and either other parts of the specification
Recently, DJ Grumble wrote:
> Is there any way I can trigger multiple sounds at once using revolution? I
> need them to start at exactly the same time with no delay, as I am trying to
> build a music sequencer. The more at once the better. I have tried using
> players but I often get a delay. Some
Hi,
Is there any way I can trigger multiple sounds at once using revolution? I
need them to start at exactly the same time with no delay, as I am trying to
build a music sequencer. The more at once the better. I have tried using
players but I often get a delay. Someone was telling me I could pre
Tony-
Sunday, October 17, 2004, 12:52:10 AM, you wrote:
TP> I want to create a command line application that will
TP> work on windows or a flavor of unix. The Unix box is
TP> rack mounted so there is no terminal or GUI running on
TP> it.
put your code in the preOpenStack handler:
on preOpenStac
At 17:10 16/10/2004 -0700, kee nethery wrote:
On Oct 16, 2004, at 4:27 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
At 21:24 16/10/2004 +0200, Tomas Franzén wrote:
Dar, Xavier, Björnke,
Thanks for your suggestions.
I will let the server send a ping command to the client, and let the
client respond.
When the server ha
Hi,
I am currently looking into the use of Revolution and Dreamcard in
education. If you are currently using either product in the classroom
I'd like to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Rod
Dr Rod McCall ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ http://www.runrev.com/
Runtime Revolution - User-Centric Development Tools
At 11:32 17/10/2004 +0200, Tomas Franzén wrote:
Finally, always keep your keep alive packets to a size small enough to
fit into one single ethernet packet. Don't exceed that length for
something as simple as a keep alive.
As you can see, my requests are not very small. A keep-alive might look
l
On 2004-10-17, at 02.10, kee nethery wrote:
I concur with Alex.
I agree it would seem more logical to make the client send the
keep-alive, and have the server respond, when considering the
client/server relationship. Right now, the client is basically built so
it can only send requests, and rece
I want to create a command line application that will
work on windows or a flavor of unix. The Unix box is
rack mounted so there is no terminal or GUI running on
it.
All the "faceless" stuff in the docs seems to only be
related to making a CGI, not a simple command line
program. I just want to get
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