The Case of the Disappearing Custom Property
Trevor DeVore
lists at mangomultimedia.com
Wed Feb 9 12:33:14 EST 2005
On Feb 8, 2005, at 9:06 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
> I have a large stack (about 87MB) that contains two QuickTime movies
> imported as controls. I'm using this approach because the client
> doesn't want anyone to be able to view these movies without
> registering and receiving a password and QuickTime movies can't be
> password-protected.
Dan,
I just wanted to mention that you can add password protection to
QuickTime movies using a QuickTime sprite track. You can add logic to
a QuickTime sprite track that will keep the movie from displaying any
audio/visual elements unless a variable in the movie is a certain
value. This method does require a tool for authoring wired sprites and
you would have to use the EnhancedQT external to set the sprite track
variable but it is doable.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Multimedia
trevor at mangomultimedia.com
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