Re: Implementing a Sequence Grabber using Quartz instead of Quickdraw ?

• Subject: Re: Implementing a Sequence Grabber using Quartz instead of Quickdraw ?
• From: "Guillem Palou" <email@hidden>
• Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 18:16:46 +0200
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It's pretty easy to implemet such a thing. You have to use a
decompression session and associate it with a visual context. After
doing this the only thing you have to do is to render the frame as you
do with a normal Movie file. I thing there is some sample code in the
apple web.
Hope it helps!
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