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re: strange behaviour of QT Player 7.5 when setting window bounds
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re: strange behaviour of QT Player 7.5 when setting window bounds


  • Subject: re: strange behaviour of QT Player 7.5 when setting window bounds
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Sat, 06 Sep 2008 15:10:19 -0700

Hi Skeeve:

I have now also encountered the problem below with Leopard/QT 7.5, which looks like the same problem as you were having. This script works fine in Tiger 10.4.7 and QT 7.1.3.

Did you ever find a workaround or explanation?

Apple, this is a complete show-stopper for scripted video workflows!

Thanks,

m

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tell application "QuickTime Player"
tell document 1
--return dimensions --> {512, 288}
set dimensions to {640, 480}
return dimensions --> {640, 480} but Current Size: 384 x 216, with window chopped
-- then, Cmd-1 will not return to natural size;
--random wierd resizing if Cmd-2
--sometimes window will keep growing by steps without intervention and won't stop!
end tell
end tell


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Hi!

The applescript shown at the end used to run perfectly pre QT 7.5. It centers the current (or dropped) movies and scales them by 1.4.

But since QT 7.5 the windows are completly garbage after scaling.
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