video tribulations & congratulations
DVGlasgow at aol.com
DVGlasgow at aol.com
Sun May 11 03:11:02 EDT 2003
In a message dated 11/5/03 12:41:29 AM, Trevor DeVore writes:
<<
I didn't see your original post and don't know where to find it based
on the number - do you have a url or thread title? There should be an
easy fix to whatever was causing the problem so you won't have to use
avi. >>
Thanks Trevor here is most of it:
<<Hello, once again, I am leaning on the list.....
Still struggling with my video training stack for my Rev standalone product.
Using 1.1.1 on 9.1
Simple is best. A 1 card stack with a group of buttons called "play
tutorial" which is used as an index and to start the various movies.
Mouseup on each button just names the movie, sets the volume (becuse I was a
bit erratic volumewise when I was recording) and sends playit which is caught
by the card.
On the card I have:
on preOpenCard
hide player "viewer"
show group "play tutorial"
end preOpenCard
on playit
global gvid,gvol
hide group "play tutorial" with visual effect dissolve
wait 20 ticks
set the filename of player "viewer" to "video/" & gvid
set the currenttime of player viewer to 0
set the playloudness of player "viewer" to gvol
show player "viewer" with visual effect dissolve
wait 20 ticks
play player "viewer"
end playit
on playstopped
hide player "viewer" with visual effect dissolve
set the filename of player "viewer" to empty
show group "play tutorial" with visual effect dissolve
end playstopped
Now, everything works fine. EXCEPT if a user uses the fast forward button on
the QT controler to go to the end of the movie (as opposed to dragging the
blob or allowing the movie to play) the playstopped handler runs to show
group play tutorial, then the whole thing seems to get stuck in a slowly
flickering visual effect. The stack refuses to respond to any clicks, and
unless the debugger is open, neither will rev. If the debugger is open, I
can edit scripts, access the application overview, - all sorts, but still not
use the stack and also not quit rev. Happens everytime, and once a force
quit took the system with it.>>
Best wishes,
David Glasgow
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