RE: Cocoa, Pure java, or Carbon?
RE: Cocoa, Pure java, or Carbon?
- Subject: RE: Cocoa, Pure java, or Carbon?
- From: Adam Hall <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Feb 2002 12:37:35 -0500
Speaking of, has anyone tried to interact with Flash playing
in Quicktime, is this just a stupid idea? Im thinking
that it would be cool to use flash for a user interface...
-----Original Message-----
From: Raphael Sebbe [
mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2002 12:16 PM
To: Noah Lieberman
Cc: cocoa-dev
Subject: Re: Cocoa, Pure java, or Carbon?
What do you mean exactly when you say it doesn't work well with Cocoa ?
That is true that there is no provided Cocoa wrapper for it, but it
should work well by calling the appropriate Carbon calls. I have used it
successfully inside a Cocoa (ObjC) app to encode multiple bitmap reps as
a QuickTime movie, even showing the codec dialog from that app, as well
as extracting bitmap reps from a movie. I know there are examples
available (from ADC?) that show how to display a movie in a Cocoa app.
Perhaps you can give some more detail about your problem ?
Raphael
On Tuesday, February 12, 2002, at 04:04 PM, Noah Lieberman wrote:
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I fell in love with Cocoa Java as I am a Mac fanatic and have been
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coding in
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Java for years. I9ve been building a DJ application with great success,
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unfortunately I have run into a major problem: Quicktime does not work
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correctly with Cocoa ( Apple admits this, and I have several bugs
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against it
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) even in Obj-C. Assuming that I need the power of quicktime to deliver
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the
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functionality I want, what do people think the best course is?
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A Pure Java, aka Swing implementation - Interface not quite as good, and
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screen refreshes are painful, loses some of that 3Native Mac App2 feel.
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Stick with Cocoa and use something other than Quicktime for handling
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media
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files? If so what?
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Wait for apple to fix Quicktime?
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Write the app in C++ MacApp so I can use native Quicktime and get good
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mac
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Look-n-Feel?
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I haven9t used C++ in a while and never used MacApp, is this crazy?
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Does anyone else share my disbelief and frustration that Quicktime
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doesn9t
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work with Cocoa? Anyone gotten it to work?
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Comments, advise, input from someone at Apple would be greatly
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appreciated!
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Noah
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--
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Noah Lieberman
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email@hidden
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++ATH
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"One hundred percent of the shots you don't take, don't go in." - Wayne
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Gretzky
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