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Re: How to disable auto movie resize

Subject: Re: How to disable auto movie resize
From: "Anita S" <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2006 18:02:04 +0100
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Ok, I got it. To know if it is resized, compare the image description handle with GetMovieBox values. Nect you just call SetMovieBox.

Thanks anyways.

On 6/28/06, Anita S <email@hidden> wrote:

Hi All,

I still feel like a newbie in this ginormous world of QuickTime, so please excuse any half-witted questions.

I got a movie trailer from Apple.comin HD format. The movie size is 1920*816.

I open this movie using OpenMovieFile and NewMovieFromFile. If I now get the Image Description, it shows the width and height to be 1920 and 816. However if I use the GetMovieBox it is 960 and 408.

How can I tell QuickTime not to resize the movie box to fit my screen resolution.

Please reply.

Many Thanks.

/anita.s

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