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Re: QuickTime Cocoa Programming



There is the NSMovie and NSMovieView classes, but they are very simple in what they do, and you will find that anything outside of the simplest cases requires you to delve into the C APIs for QuickTime. When you've been doing Cocoa, it's a painful but necessary step.

I highly recommend getting a hold of the last year or two of MacTech articles by Tim Monroe -- he has a never-ending series of QuickTime articles, with lots of great code samples and explanations for doing just about everything under the Sun in QuickTime.


On Wednesday, July 31, 2002, at 06:55 PM, David Reaugh wrote:

I have a program I have created in Project Builder that is a Cocoa app.
I need to add some multimedia to it via QuickTime. I am looking for
suggestions on books or websites to learn how to integrate the two.

I have
Discovering QuickTime
the Inside QuickTime API reference Library , but discovering quicktime seems
to focus on c programs.

Any Help would be great
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