It totally helped, Devin. Works great. Thanks a bunch. Tutorial appreciated.
I didn't check the timescale property immediately. I guessed maybe 30 frames
per second. Hahaha. By trial and error the ideal value turned out to be 6.
Now I get it.
Tim
On Jul 6, 2011, at 9:04 PM, Devin Asay wro
On Jul 6, 2011, at 4:33 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've never tried scripting for a quicktime player. Tricky. A few tips would
> be helpful.
>
> In the stack I'm working on, there's only one QT player per card. The
> filename of the player is already established at openCard, the s
Hi Tim:
Try setting the startTime of the player to what you need (you may need to do
a conversion from "player units" to seconds). Alternatively, you can set
the playLoudness property of the player to 0 (although I seem to remember
someone running into an issue where setting playLoudness to 0 did
Hello,
I've never tried scripting for a quicktime player. Tricky. A few tips would be
helpful.
In the stack I'm working on, there's only one QT player per card. The filename
of the player is already established at openCard, the sound files stored on a
local volume. They are in m4a format if th
