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Saving Quicktime Movie self-contained, in-place with Applescript?
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Saving Quicktime Movie self-contained, in-place with Applescript?


  • Subject: Saving Quicktime Movie self-contained, in-place with Applescript?
  • From: Jaime Magiera <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 20:40:56 -0400

I'm having difficulty figuring out how to save a Quicktime movie after adding content. I could do an export to a new file, delete the original and rename. However, that seems like extra work for the script. I was hoping to save the file in-place.

None of these work...

            tell window 1
                try
                    close movie 1 saving yes
                on error err
                    return err
                end try
            end tell

            tell window 1
                try
                  save self contained movie 1 in archive_file_path
                on error err
                    return err
                end try
            end tell

They don't return an error. Any ideas? Thanks,

Jaime
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