Thanks Jacqueline and Richard
Any sources for tutorials with sample scripts on setting custom disk
property to binary data?
bill
William Ziegler wrote:
> I have a stack that allows teachers and parents to attach videos for
> students to write sentences about. These videos are created with
various
> devices and thus have different heights and widths. I currently
store
> these videos in a default folder, and use a 'Player', which I probe
for
> the Height and Width to resize large clips to a set maximum size.
>
> Teachers have asked if I could package all the videos into each
stack to
> make it easier to send home and/or share lessons with other teachers.
>
> I am having a hard time manipulating videoclips with the PLAY
command as
> compared to using a 'Player' with external video files.
I'd forget the videoclip idea and stick with players. A common way to
package everything in the same stack is to set a custom property of the
stack to the binary data of the movie on disk. That way it travels with
the stack. When you want to actually play the movie, you write the
custom property to a temporary file on disk, and then load it into a
player object just like you did originally. When you're done with the
movie, delete the temporary file.
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