I have an app that plays movies, and today I'm doing my Windows testing
via Parallels (when doing a lot of debugging its shared folders are a
godsend).
This app doesn't use controllers (I know, I know, we'll be changing that
soon, but there's a lot of legacy stuff in this), using "play videoclip"
instead.
Here's the mystery:
If I mount the volume to a labeled drive (e.g., "Z:"), then it works
well like this:
play videoclip "Z:/Folder/file.mov" at 300,300
But if I use one of Parallels shared folders, the path is different and
it doesn't play:
play videoclip "//.PSF/Folder/file.mov" at 300,300
The result says "could not open movie file".
I'm not sure what the trouble is, since everything else in the program
works, and there's a lot of stuff happening with paths to multiple stack
files, libraries, etc.
Why does QT choke on .PSF? Is there a workaround I can do in script, or
must we avoid drives networked in that fashion?
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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