Lost PlayStopped Message
Toma Tasovac
ttasovac at princeton.edu
Sat Oct 18 05:38:18 EDT 2003
Mark, there is a series of problems with QuickTime in standalone on Mac
OSX -- I also had a case last week where things worked ok in the
development environment, but would not work in the standalone. The
guys from the RunRev team are aware of it and working on the engine
solution, but they suggested in the meantime a workaround that forces
the player to refresh... I don't know if this will solve your
particular problem (i wasn't having problems with onPlayStopped), but
it may give you an idea...
local isplaying
on playstarted
put true into isplaying
send refreshme to me in 300 milliseconds
end playstarted
on refreshme
if isplaying is true then
set the opaque of me to not the opaque of me
send refreshme to me in 300 milliseconds
end if
end refreshme
on playStopped
put false into isplaying
end playStopped
all best,
Toma
Am Samstag, 18.10.03 um 11:28 Uhr schrieb mitchell mark:
> I have a weird result (mac OS 10.2x) I have a stack that has a
> player. The player script has "on playStopped"..etc. It works fine
> in the Rev Development environment but the SAME stack opened by the
> standAlone does not work. Seems the playStopped message is not
> getting to the player with the standAlone engine?
>
> BUT, when I click on a field on that card in the stand alone, suddenly
> the "on playstopped" handler runs, and the thing works fine thereafter
> until the stand alone is quit. But if I quit and restart, I have to
> click on the field again to get the first 'playstopped' handler to run
> again. If I make the field non-focusable, there is nothing I can do
> to get the "on playstopped" handler to run. I believe I'm using the
> latest QT.
>
> The standalone was made with Rev 2.02. I have downloaded the latest
> rev, but none of my license codes seem to work.
>
> thanks,
> mm
>
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