QT attempting to open non-existing resource files

• Subject: QT attempting to open non-existing resource files
• From: William Paco <email@hidden>
• Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 19:55:49 -0700 (PDT)
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Looking for some help
I am using the QT/Windows SDK and am having the following problem.  
When I open a movie (with OpenMovieFile) QT attempts to open multiple 
non-existent resource files resulting in poor performance for my customer's 
custom file system.  For instance, if I open the movie 
"c:\mymovie.mov", QT will also attempt to open files "c:\mymovie.QTR", 
"c:\mymovie.mov.#res", "c:\%mymovie.mov", "c:\RESOURCE.FRK\mymovie.mov", 
"c:\.resource\mymovie.mov", "c:\.HSResource\mymovie.mov", etc.

These files are self-contained, single-fork movies (even tried making 
the movies "Fast Start" by moving the resource to the beginning of the 
file).

Is there an alternate way I can open files or create them to prevent 
this problem?

Thanks in advance,
-billy

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