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subclassing NSSlider and creating a movie controller like iMovie?
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subclassing NSSlider and creating a movie controller like iMovie?


  • Subject: subclassing NSSlider and creating a movie controller like iMovie?
  • From: Pete Gordon <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 6 Oct 2002 20:00:58 -0400

I am working on a NSSlider similar to the one used in iMovie to scrub through the video (the preview one under the big screen). I have used the weekend to become familiar with the NSSlider and NSSliderCell and the various NSRects to manipulate--being that I am fairly new to obj-c, quicktime and the mac for that matter. I want to make sure that I am not missing something that's already available. So, I want to see if anyone else has done something like this. I saw a post from February on the archives where Cyril was subclassing NSSliderCell. If something already exists, or I am going about this the wrong way I am hoping someone will speak up.

After I have got it working like iMovie, the next step will be to allow it to control 2 or more video tracks simultaneously. I haven't decided if I am going to have those tracks be in the same movie or if I am going to have a movie object for each track, not certain the best way to do it. Each video needs to appear in it's own NSWindow. But, that's second. I have read a little about creating a Movie Controller, but to be honest it looks a little frightening. So, I am just taking this one step at a time, first the single NSSlider control, then take over the world. : )

Anybody else on the cocoa list or the quicktime list doing something similar?

Thanks,
Pete Gordon
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