On Fri, 29 Nov 2002 18:11:41 -0500, jimlongo wrote:
It actually made a lot of sense. If I use the first script to export
those settings, is there any way to invoke the settings manually when
exporting. it would be great to have a folder with all your "favorite"
export settings and be able to quickly use them without the second
batch script.
Unfortunately, the answer is no, you can't do that currently using just
QuickTime Player. The savvy scriptor could, of course, write a droplet
or AppleScript Studio app which provided an interface to their own
collection of export settings (in nested folders or whatever
organization seems appropriate). The user could simply drop a movie or
folder of movies on such an application, choose from a list of
pre-configured export settings, and initiate a batch export. It's not
an ideal solution, but it's a reasonable work-around.
Gary Flint
QuickTime Engineering
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