Thats a good idea, but since PDF is the exception rather than the
rule, i'd like to have it in the quicktime codepath. That said, I
figured out hwo to do it, now I just have to figure out how to convert
the result of getCType() to something "readable" any ideas? :)
sugam
On 11/4/05, Rice, Gary <email@hidden> wrote:
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> I'm trying to tell the difference in my code if a Media is a pdf or something else. Both PDFs and Video tracks happen to be handled by the "VideoMediaHandler" I cant think of a way to determine the difference. I think this can be done because in QTPlayer, a pdf will show "PDF" as the "format' in the properties window. Does anyone have any hints?
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