Re: Odd QuickTime Problem
Re: Odd QuickTime Problem
- Subject: Re: Odd QuickTime Problem
- From: "Douglas A. Welton" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 27 Aug 2003 14:44:44 -0400
To answer your questions...
I've used NSMovieView to serve as a preview view for a collection of movies
in a playlist. I use -setMovie: repeatedly to switch between movies without
doing a -setNeedsDisplay on the NSMovieView. (On occasion I change the size
of the NSMovieView. when I do this, I do use -setNeedsDisplay).
Can you give me a little more detail on the logic of your application?
I'm not sure why removing the -setMovie: from your -awakeFromNib would make
any difference. The -awakeFromNib message is supposedly sent after the
object has been fully initialized...
later,
douglas
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on 8/27/03 12:40 PM, j o a r at email@hidden wrote:
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I'm having a strange problem with Quicktime. At launch (awakeFromNib) my
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program sets a NSMovieView to a movie and plays it. After that point, whenever
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the NSMovieView changes to a different file it will no longer automatically
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redraw itself. I have to manually send it a display message in order to get it
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to redraw. If I remove the setMovie line in awakeFromNib the view operates as
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normal.
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