I decided to give the ActiveX control a shot. When I try to add the
control to my form, I get the following error:
"File or assembly name AxInterop.QTOControlLib.dll, or one of its
dependencies, was not found."
Looking in the Debug folder for my project, I see
"Interop.QTOControlLib.dll" and "Interop.QTOLibrary.dll", but the project
has added an additional reference to "AxInterop.QTOControlLib.dll", which
seems to be missing.
Whenever you add the "Apple QuickTime Control 2.0" to the VS.NET Toolbox
and place an instance on a Form, the following interop DLLs should be
created in the project bin or bin\Debug folder:
and the following references should be automatically added to the project:
AxQTOControlLib
QTOControlLib
QTOLibrary
I'm not sure why the reference to "AxInterop.QTOControlLib.dll" should be
missing in your case, but if you click on the AxQTOControlLib reference in
Solution Explorer, open the Properties window and the check the Path field,
it may give you a clue as to where it is expecting to find this DLL.
Otherwise, I would suggest removing the "Apple QuickTime Control 2.0" from
the Toolbox, quitting VS.NET and starting again with a fresh project.
Which version of VS.NET are you using?
John.
John Cromie
QuickTime Engineering
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