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Re: QuickTime-API Digest, Vol 4, Issue 207
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Re: QuickTime-API Digest, Vol 4, Issue 207


On Jun 23, 2007, at 11:45 AM, A.C. wrote:

I play first a movie in a QTMovieView, then I created

a two seconds movie from the movie, save it in the

same file name, then reload it into the same

QTMovieView, what shown is still the original movie,

not the two second movie I just created, I have to

re-run the program to see the new movie, why? seems

QTMovieView 'caches' movies it plays, even I assign a

new movie file, then assign again the old movie file,

the old movie still plays, not the new content in the

old movie name, why? a simple code that re-produce the

problem follows. Thanks for any help.


Try adding an autorelease pool to the code:

NSAutoreleasePool *pool = [[NSAutoreleasePool alloc] init];
movie = [[QTMovie alloc] initWithFile:dst error:&err];

// overwrite file here

[ movie release];
[ pool release];

Does that fix the problem?


Tim Monroe
QuickTime Engineering
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