On Oct 1, 2006, at 2:04 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
And with the new version (already uploaded this one, Trevor?) there
is no need for exporting a thumbnail
to an external file, just put it into a variable and do whatever
you want with the data.
I don't know that the version that grabs
Hello Jacque,
Obviously you tried all methods but without starting the player:
PlayLoudness zero
repeat load;start;[wait x ms];stop;set currentTime to zero;snapshot...
Not tested ;-)
Le 1 oct. 06 à 04:05, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
I am trying to load a series of movies into players in a loop,
Hi Jaqueline,
I am trying to load a series of movies into players in a loop, in
order to make thumbnails. Inside a repeat loop, I set each player's
filename, then take a snapshot of it to get a thumbnail image. This
works just fine when I step through it in the debugger.
However, if I
Would making something else happen in the loop force the screen to
refresh? Perhaps setting and un-setting the hilite of a button or
something.
Best,
Mark
On 1 Oct 2006, at 06:42, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dar Scott wrote:
On Sep 30, 2006, at 8:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
However, if I
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Obviously you tried all methods but without starting the player:
PlayLoudness zero
repeat load;start;[wait x ms];stop;set currentTime to zero;snapshot...
Not tested ;-)
You're a genuis, it works! It's a little jerky, but I don't care. I
added these lines to the loop:
Klaus Major wrote:
can't you just use Trevors extraordinary EnhancedQT External for this
(and other extremely handy) task(s)?
No problems in a loop :-)
Eric had the solution, so I don't have to now. The QT external would
have been a little bit overkill, since I am only loading the player to
At 1:04 PM -0500 10/1/06, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Obviously you tried all methods but without starting the player:
PlayLoudness zero
repeat load;start;[wait x ms];stop;set currentTime to zero;snapshot...
Not tested ;-)
You're a genuis, it works!
That genius, Eric
Oh.. yes, fun with QuickTime and players...
I'm deep into this myself, with remote URL's, streaming media
-- Windows boulders and sand traps...
Try this -- assumes your screen shot could be one or two frames in --
and -- you are not in a big rush
untested hack, that avoids trying to
Sivakatirswami wrote:
Oh.. yes, fun with QuickTime and players...
I'm deep into this myself, with remote URL's, streaming media
-- Windows boulders and sand traps...
Try this -- assumes your screen shot could be one or two frames in --
and -- you are not in a big rush
untested hack, that
I am trying to load a series of movies into players in a loop, in order
to make thumbnails. Inside a repeat loop, I set each player's filename,
then take a snapshot of it to get a thumbnail image. This works just
fine when I step through it in the debugger.
However, if I let the loop run at
Jackie,
Have you tried setting the filename of the players to empty between movies? I've
seen that solve similar problems.
Phil Davis
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I am trying to load a series of movies into players in a loop, in order
to make thumbnails. Inside a repeat loop, I set each player's
Phil Davis wrote:
Jackie,
Have you tried setting the filename of the players to empty between
movies? I've seen that solve similar problems.
Good idea, but these are all different players, each created on the fly
as needed. It is looking to me like a combination of both OS X, which
doesn't
On Sep 30, 2006, at 8:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
However, if I let the loop run at its natural speed, I get a bunch
of blank snapshots, either because the content isn't fully loaded
before the script continues, or because the screen isn't refreshing
(I can't tell which.) I need a way to
Dar Scott wrote:
On Sep 30, 2006, at 8:05 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
However, if I let the loop run at its natural speed, I get a bunch of
blank snapshots, either because the content isn't fully loaded before
the script continues, or because the screen isn't refreshing (I can't
tell which.)
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