Hi Swami,
See previous thread where I was struggling with quicktime issues on
windows
Solved for now, but raised a new question:
If Quicktime is not installed, what media types will still
automatically play on Windows from inside a Rev player object?
I had great success with the following file
Can you show your script?
Usually works fine on windows but haven't tested any 2.5 compilations...
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> global theXcoord, theYcoord, mapXcoord, mapYcoord,
> lastXPosition, lastYposition on preOpenCard
> put 550 into mapYcoord
> put 412 into mapXcoord
> set the loc of image "GeminiStation.jpg" to
> mapXcoord,mapYcoord end preOpenCard
if your script is really like this
> lastXPosition, las
Wouldn't it be wiser to do this when entering the field and reset it back
when you exit the field? This would permit both behaviors...
A guide to cross platform changes like this would be interesting. This
important information is rather dispersed across all object references in
the documentation.
play wafilepath.wav
works in any script without any player control.
animated gifs are the second solution for video
card flipping anyone? ;))
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Bon jour MisterX,
play wafilepath.wav
works in any script without any player control.
But ONLY, if wavefilepath.wv is NOT compressed in any way!!!
animated gifs are the second solution for video
Aha, but a short episode (maybe 20 minutes without commercials ;-) of
your favourite soap opera might ta
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Many improvements again
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Greetings List:
Anyone know a way to import an image from a URL?
I found one way to do it by first writing the image to a local file in the
local temp directory and importing from there, but I'm wondering if there's
a way to import the Web-based image directly into Rev.
(Looking for an import so
mmm. OK this may explain it. I was dumb enough not to query the little
DEL I had to see if QT for Windows was installed... I just assumed
because it played the audio.mp3 file in a player that QT must have been
installed. Now I think in fact it must have been using WMP to drive the
audio, and so
Recently, Sivakatirswami wrote:
> I just assumed because it played the audio.mp3 file in a player that QT must
> have been installed.
Not a good assumption. You must specifically query the qtVersion to make
sure QT is loaded.
Also, Rev is indeed capable of playing media on Windows without QT b
Scott,
This works for me on WinXP:
put URL "http://www.chipp.com/boxes1.gif"; into img 1
best,
Chipp
Scott Rossi wrote:
Anyone know a way to import an image from a URL?
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On 11/13/04 7:38 PM, "Scott Rossi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings List:
>
> Anyone know a way to import an image from a URL?
>
> I found one way to do it by first writing the image to a local file in the
> local temp directory and importing from there, but I'm wondering if there's
> a wa
Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
>> Anyone know a way to import an image from a URL?
> This works for me on WinXP:
>
> put URL "http://www.chipp.com/boxes1.gif"; into img 1
Damn you Chipp -- you and your one line simple solutions. :-)
(Thanks man.)
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
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