Not sure about the third link, but the first two links have a javascript
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Yes - I wander if they work though - ie in terms of exporting to standalone
QuickTime - Id put more money on them than SMIL.
I am not sure how much the XML import engine and the corresponding media
links (.qtl) are still used / part of any QuickTime future. It may be worth
looking at on the
Has anyone tried using the Quicktime XML format for the same purpose - I was
thinking of giving it a go as it seems to be actually used - ie server side.
These are the links I've looked at - though nothing coded yet in Rev:
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Hi:
Been working on a QuickTime editor recently. It's turning out nicely thanks
to Trevor's fine Enhanced QT external. I'm creating it for WinXP and Vista.
WinXP or Vista - Mac = BAD COMBO
I decided to go ahead and use SMIL, one of those oft-touted but apparently
seldom used XML standards,
On Dec 3, 2007 4:51 PM, Michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my opinion, SMIL isn't all that useful by itself. If you want editing
features, try using Quicktime reference movie files. They are incredibly
useful.
Yep, that's what I ended up doing-- creating a QT ref file by scratch. But
it's
Chipp,
I also went lost on that road before. I found that RealPlayer support
for SMIL is better than apple, so people wanting to really use SMIL
can move to RP or use a Flash Media Player, many support some SMIL.
As for QT, it appears that there's a lot of half baked features. It's
flash support
Andre Garzia wrote:
bad bad apple.
Yes, they are bad; but better than Microsoft. It is an
awful pity that the computing world is dominated by
only 2 platforms.
However, Jahshaka is well worth a look
{ for video-editing }
http://www.jahshaka.org/
and it has good price label! Have a look
I also went lost on that road before. I found that RealPlayer
support for SMIL is better than apple, so people wanting to
really use SMIL can move to RP or use a Flash Media Player,
many support some SMIL.
I had the chance to meet with the Quicktime product manager at a recent
Apple Event.
It's also very sad that Apple QT can't export plain ole .mpg files.
For some reason they won't license the code for the most used and
prevalent video codec on the planet.
Another case of Apple making all the rules. Bummer.
-Chipp
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Hey folks,
Just thought I'd mention this so it's in the archives.
Been working on a QuickTime editor recently. It's turning out nicely thanks
to Trevor's fine Enhanced QT external. I'm creating it for WinXP and Vista.
I decided to go ahead and use SMIL, one of those oft-touted but apparently
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