Is there a more appropriate place (forum, etc.) to ask this question?
Thanks,
CxT
No, this is the right place.
If I understand your needs, you should look at wired sprites. A
sprite is a visual element in a particular kind of track (a sprite
track), and a wired sprite is a sprite that has had some logic
attached to it. Navigate on over to http://developer.apple.com/
samplecode/QuickTime/idxWiredMoviesandSprites-date.html and look at
the wired sprite-related samples. I think the qtwiredactions and the
qtwiredsprites samples are good places to start. If you want some
hand-holding on this code, check out the QuickTime Toolkit books,
which contain good descriptions of these topics.
Tim Monroe
QuickTime Engineering
On 3/19/07, Simon Raisin <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi,
I've written a pretty basic QT movie player/editor in Cocoa.
I'd like to be able to add the capability of adding a visual
hyperlink to
the movie. I know I can add a add HREF using a text track, but
what I'd
really like to do is add a visual element that is 'clickable' so that
clicking on that element launches a specific URL in the default
web browser.
I've really dug around and I can't seem to find anything that will
get me
started.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
-CxT
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