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I've tried subscribing to events in the following way:
axQTControl.QuickTime.EventListeners.Add( QTOLibrary.QTEventClassesEnum.qtEventClassStateChange, QTOLibrary.QTEventIDsEnum.qtEventLoadStateDidChange, 1, //what flags are needed here? null); //probably optional, right?
I've tried registring for events with other interfaces (not just control.QuickTime) as well, and I've called EventListeners.Add() with other
argument combinations - all without success.
My question is therefore: Does anyone have more detailed knowledge on how to get QTEvent events out of the new QuickTime control?
Besides the fact that I'm not entirely sure about which combinations of QTEventClassesEnum and QTEventIDsEnum are allowed, I have no
clue as to what values tha Flags prameter (3rd argument of the EventListeners.Add() method) should be. The fourth argument I'd expect to
be some subscriber reference.
isn't it some enumeration type? if it's just an integer that should be fix
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| >QuickTime 7 (7.0.2.70) ActiveX control, how to subscribe for QTEvent events? (From: "Bendicht Thomet" <email@hidden>) |
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