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Posted by Tom De Smedt on Jul 13, 2007
This can't be too hard to do with QTKit or something, but I'll have to look into it. I'll get back to you on this one.
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More QuickTime
Posted by anonymous on Jun 26, 2007I know it is very easy to export QT movies in NodeBox, but why can't it load and display them? Maybe syntax like:
So Movie would be a module who has classes 'movie' and 'frame', once a movie is loaded into a variable, you can call variables 'frames', 'fps', 'tracks', 'annotations', etc. 'frames' would be a list of 'frame' instances, 'fps' would be the main track's frames per second, 'tracks' would be a list or dictionary of all of the track's names, codecs, etc. 'annotations' would be a list of the movie's built-in annotations. Class 'movie' would have an __init__ that loads a movie from a path. Class 'frame' would draw the frame at x, y, or could even be used as a canvas or layer in core image: orNow that would be a neat addition.