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Looks good, and seem to work well. Is there some way to set it so that the time bar display sticks in place? I prefer to use the keyboard and so it keeps disapp
by timc3 16y ago
Looks good, and seem to work well. Is there some way to set it so that the time bar display sticks in place? I prefer to use the keyboard and so it keeps disappearing.
Have you based it on Quicktime? It seems quite frame accurate..
- jawngee 16y agoYeah that's been annoying me too. I'll make it an option in the view menu. Yes it's based on Quicktime. It uses QTMovie for most of the high level stuff, but I did have to dip down to the old school procedural QuickTime API for some stuff. Which sucks because those API's are only available in 32-bit apps. For frame accuracy, that's the low level API stuff. QuickTime, in general, is frame adverse though, so it's sort of hack-ish to make it work.