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Re: MovieExportComponent codecname

Hmmmm, have you checked to make sure codecType is valid? What does it contain? If it's valid you should be able to find it using Fiendishthngs which uses GetComponentInfo to get the name (see CompDesc.m).

Or, using GetCodecInfo -- The following code works for me using spit movie.

QTAtom videAtom = 0;
QTAtom sptlAtom = 0;
SCSpatialSettings ss;
CodecInfo cInfo;

...

// get the exporter settings as an atom container

...

// video options
videAtom = QTFindChildByID(myExportSettings, kParentAtomIsContainer, kQTSettingsVideo, 1, NULL);
if (videAtom) {
    // spatial
    sptlAtom = QTFindChildByID(myExportSettings, videAtom, scSpatialSettingsType, 1, NULL);
    if (sptlAtom) {
        QTCopyAtomDataToPtr (myExportSettings, sptlAtom, true, sizeof(SCSpatialSettings), &ss, NULL);
        GetCodecInfo(&cInfo, ss.codecType, 0);
    }
}

There's a couple of ideas anyway.

regards,
edward

 Edward Agabeg
 WWDR Engineer
 QuickTime
 Worldwide Developer Relations
 Apple

 http://www.apple.com/developer
 http://www.apple.com/quicktime

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