Jodischlange,
it's a messenger application, that has as its feature a possibility to play
video files to other users.
I was thinking to make the part that actually does playing the video (it's
interface) similar to the QuickTime player (since most users are using this
player, and therefore consider
Am 21. mai 2011 um 13.19 schrieb Nick:
> Do you think that would be a bad idea to make it look identically (only
> appearance, the functionality is completely different) to the original
> QuickTime player?
That sounds like a bad idea, indeed. Depends on what you mean by "the
functionality is co
I forgot to say that this is now the whole application that 'copies'
quicktime, but only a single window that plays movies. The rest of my app
looks differently. I was making an analogy to the cocoa controls that the
users got used to and don't want to see anything "custom".
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Dear list,
I am currently making an application that i would like to look like a quick
time player (as it actually may play movie files and may broadcast them -
this is a kind of a messenger).
That's why i need the same controls - play, pause, volume, etc in my
application.
Do you think that woul
Thank you
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Hi Nick-
These things are all possible, but none of it comes for free... you'll need to
draw your window contents yourself. To start with, you'll need a "transparent"
window:
http://www.google.com/search?q=NSBorderlessWindowMask
Also look at Apple's RoundTransparentWindow sample code:
http:/
On May 11, 2011, at 3:25 PM, Nick wrote:
> Could you please explain me what frameworks/techniques does a
> QuickTime Player use to achieve the looks it has now?
Sadly, Apple sometimes implements GUIs in their own apps that are not easily
reproducible with supported APIs. Sometimes that's a prel
Hi
Could you please explain me what frameworks/techniques does a
QuickTime Player use to achieve the looks it has now?
So far my GUI building experiences were limited with Interface
Builder'ed gray "static" windows.
How to force the window to make its titlebar/playback control bar
disappear, when
