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Re: limit playback

Hi all,

The way I sorted it out was to use the step function in the movie controller to step to the relevant start and end points and get the current time of the movie controller at both of those points to give to the selection:

movie.goToBeginning();
movieController.step(framein);

long startFrameTime = movieController.getCurrentTime();

movieController.step(frameout-framein);

long endFrameTime = movieController.getCurrentTime();

TimeRecord start = new TimeRecord(movieController.getTimeScale(), startFrameTime);
TimeRecord duration = new TimeRecord(movieController.getTimeScale(), endFrameTime-startFrameTime);
       
movieController.setSelectionBegin(start);
movieController.setSelectionDuration(duration);
movieController.setPlaySelection(true);

And that should just about do it!

BTW, Alex, I would be very interested in knowing how to create reference movies in Java as it would be good if I could store references to the selections at some stage!

Thanks for all your help!

Paul.
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