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Re: Quicktime movie 1
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Re: Quicktime movie 1


  • Subject: Re: Quicktime movie 1
  • From: Whit Anderson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 21:10:17 -0600


I got past my editing error - but now Im having a bit of trouble knowing how
Quicktime Player handles its Movie indexing...


I know when I open a movie - its Movie 1...right?

Is Movie 1 always the front-most movie?

Whats the best way of handling multiple open movies so I can cut/copy/paste
between them properly?


I'm not sure what is the "best way" of handling multiple movies, here is what I have been doing:

tell application "QuickTime Player"
	open f
	set curName to the name of movie 1
	--record the name of each movie in a global list for later use
	set gTheMovieList to gTheMovieList & curName
	--do something with the movie, using the name to refer to the movie
	set theTimeScale to the time scale of movie curName
end tell

--Whit

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