Sivakatirswami,
Don't know if this helps or not, but you could always embed a flash
video inside of altBrowser and play it back from there. Or perhaps QT
is more stable from within a browser.
In fact, if I were you, I'd have my users check to see if the QT file
streams OK in a browser. That way
Sivakatirswami wrote:
> As it turns out all the following suggestions, which I implemented
>
> setting player filename to empty
> set the currentTime of player player1 to zero
> using "set the playrate of player player1 to 1"
>
> All did nothing to improve performance on those Windows machines o
As it turns out all the following suggestions, which I implemented
setting player filename to empty
set the currentTime of player player1 to zero
using "set the playrate of player player1 to 1"
All did nothing to improve performance on those Windows machines of beta
testers who report failures
Sivakatirswami wrote:
and also I found this little golden nugget hidden in the documentation,
set the currentTime of player "My Player" to zero
in, of all places, the docs' entry for "filename"
Important! Setting a player's filename does not automatically update
its currentTi
OK thanks to those who sent encouragement off line and asked to keep
this thread on the forum.
OK all my stuff is "open source" so you can hammer away at it yourself
if you want, just please
share with everyone your findings.
go stack decompress(url
"http://www.hinduismtoday.com/digital/htde
On Sep 16, 2006, at 2:25 AM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
But obviously QT--Windows is having trouble with this.
So perhaps we need a better, more "graceful"
implementation that Windows is happy with.
Are there other things we need to be thinking about?
Possibly:
1) delete previous URL for the sto
I thought it best to change the thread here
and keep this one "clean" of the OS debate, and
rather see if we can just focus on solutions for the immediate
issue at hand.
Context: (again) user has a stack with a single player.
multiple buttons (Iater possibly a menu or some kind
of clickable
