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Re: Re Scripting Quicktime Player
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Re: Re Scripting Quicktime Player


  • Subject: Re: Re Scripting Quicktime Player
  • From: Michelle Steiner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 19 Nov 2000 09:38:06 -0800

On 11/19/00 1:32 AM, email@hidden <email@hidden> wrote:

>>tell application "QuickTime Player"
>
>> open image sequence file ,
>
>> "hard disk: picture folder: picture1" frames per second 15
>
>> save movie 1 of front window in ,
>
>> "hard disk:movie folder:picture movie" as self contained
>
>>end tell
>
>>
>
>Hi Michelle,
>
>That doesnt seem to work...
>
>The line :
>
>open image sequence file "path:picture1" frames per second 15
>
>gets an error on the word 'file'. Am I doing something wrong?

Your entire message, including the quoted text is double spaced. I got
an error with the script I copied from your email until I removed the
double spacing from it. Once I removed the double spacing, it worked
properly.

Of course, the "," at the end of some lines has to be changed to a
shift-l (the line continuation character); alternatively, each line
ending with the comma have to be concatanated with its following line.

--Michelle

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