Have you tried calling ConvertMovieToFile with the
"showUserSettingsDialog" flag enabled? Something like
this:
err = ConvertMovieToFile(theMovie, NULL, &fileSpec,
kQTFileTypeMovie, FOUR_CHAR_CODE('TVOD'),
smSystemScript,
NULL, (showUserSettingsDialog |
movieToFileOnlyExport), 0);
-Steve
--- Stefan Heukamp <email@hidden> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to export a given QTMovie Object to a
> file encoded with
> an arbitrary Codec (e.g. Divx). Therefore I'd like
> to show the user a
> dialog such as the Export dialog of Quicktime Pro.
> Is there any Function in the Quicktime API which
> provides those
> export dialogs?
> If there isn't, which a assume, how do I determine
> which exporters
> are available and how do I open / use the
> Preferences Boxes of the
> exporters?
> In the Helpfunction I found the Concept of
> Components and especially
> the Functions FindNextComponent() and
> GetComponentInfo but these are
> old C-Style and included in a Carbon-Framework.
> I like to code Obj-C style with Cocoa-Framework and
> I think there
> should be a possibility to do this.
>
> If I have to use the C functions mentioned above,
> which Frameworks do
> I have to add to the Project and which Files do I
> have to include?
>
> Thanks for any help,
>
> Stefan
>
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