allowed to access it's sound recording
capabilities.
Later, today I will uninstall Quicktime and try again
the same steps, until I discover a pattern in the
problem.
Al
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Hopefully this would change in a near future.
When you test these scripts in your setup, please report your results
and if possible, post a working example stack. :-)
Have a nice weekend!
Al
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Come to think of things..
I will re-ask a question I posed about 3 or 4 years ago!
Why has Livecode not, yet, developed an in-built sound recording
facility that is truly cross-platform and
does not depend on o0ther software being present on the end-user's machine?
And, the answer is (I'm
he recordFormat to "aiff"
put ".aif" into tSuffix
end if
set the playLoudness to 100
record sound file (specialfolderpath("desktop")& "/SoundTest"& tSuffix)
end mouseUp
Button "Stop Recording"
on mouseup
stop recordi
& tSuffix)
end mouseUp
Button "Stop Recording"
on mouseup
stop recording
end mouseup
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