Hi Klaus,
Yes, QuickTime needs to be installed to play an MP4 clip. I just tried
it in LC 5.5, on Windows 8 with QT installed. The sound played, but the
picture didn't update. I was unable to use the stop playing command and
the number of videoClips reported 0 :-D I guess it isn't too reliable.
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On 9/6/2013 15:02, Klaus major-k wrote:
Hi friends,
just received the new LC Newsletter and took a lolok at the "eBook Academy
Set-up" page,
where I saw this script snippet:
...
on openCard
if the environment is "mobile" then
send "playMobileVideo" to me in 0 milliseconds
else
### DESKTOP !!!!
play videoClip (specialfolderpath("desktop")&
"/BitterRevenge/Video/Intro.mp4")
### !!!!
end if
end openCard
...
Hm, did the new multimedia engine already find its place into the last version
of LC and I missed it?
I highly doubt this does work on Windows this way. But I would love to be wrong
;-)
This will work with QuickTime installed on the Win machine and when using a
PLAYER object.
Not?
Best
Klaus
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