Re: Current State of Quicktime for Java

• Subject: Re: Current State of Quicktime for Java
• From: Shay Telfer <email@hidden>
• Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:53:33 +0800
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Hi,

About a year ago I dipped into this list for a while. I was considering some
development with quicktime and spent some time evaluating the java option
with some basic apps from the SDK and some monitoring of the list for a
while. At the time there was a lot of discontent and a feeling that QT for
Java was becoming increasingly difficult to use with little support,
increasing depreciation of features and a lack of clarity regarding its
future. After that period of evaluation I decided to struggled on and try to
get all I could from the javascript interface. However, this this now seems
incapable of meeting my future needs. I was wondering what the consensus is
now. If you had a blank page would you go the QT for Java route?

Have fun,
Shay
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