Re: QT & NSData
Re: QT & NSData
- Subject: Re: QT & NSData
- From: Ricky Sharp <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 6 Oct 2007 06:51:10 -0500
On Oct 6, 2007, at 6:21 AM, Brad Peterson wrote:
Hi all,
An app I'm working on needs to be able to play music
in the background. These files (mp3) are just stored
as part of the bundle's /Resources folder, and are
played simply like this:
QTMovie* music = [QTMovie movieWithFile: musicPath
error:NULL];
However, due to the licensing requirements of the
music in question, I would prefer not to simply bundle
up the mp3s inside the app, and would prefer to
obfuscate them a bit more. (I know, I know, but the
music is perfect for the app, so I'm willing to at
least experiment.)
To that end, I was thinking of how I might use an
NSData (or even QTDataReference) to hold the 5 or so
songs and then get QTMovie to play them as a playlist.
Is this possible? I thought of using NSSound instead,
with a reasonably intelligent delegate, but the docs
don't say it'll play mp3s.
You could look into encrypting the resource files. I do this for all
my PDF artwork. In my image factory class, image file data are
wrapped in NSData. I then decrypt it and pass it onto the relevant
API for loading/drawing.
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