Hi Arthur,
Hi,
looked around the archives and documentation, but can't find information on how to use some very limited quicktime functionality.
The main functionality I need are the movieplayer to load a sound file, duration and position information.
I like to add this an existing pythoncard application, so I suspect a PyObjC solution is out the door?
Well, I'm in the process of developing wxQtMovie for wxPython, which should already do what you need. (There's also wxSound, though I don't think you can get duration or position information with it.) Since pythoncard uses wxPython underneath, I think all that's needed is for Kevin A. to make the class accessible from pythoncard itself. I'm forwarding this to wxPython developer's list so that we can discuss this further and work out a solution.
Thanks,
Kevin
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On Sep 13, 2004, at 6:38 AM, Arthur Elsenaar wrote:
PythonCard already wraps wx.Sound with its own Sound class in PythonCard/sound.py that is demonstrated by the sound sample application. There is another sample application, mp3player that uses the PyGame movie module to play MP3 files and the PyGame movie module definitely lets you do all the positional manipulation for MPEG. On the QuickTime front, as soon as Kevin O.'s module is part of the general wxPython distribution I will make a wrapper component for it, so maybe wxPython 2.5.2.9?
ka
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On Sep 13, 2004, at 7:55 AM, Kevin Ollivier wrote:
Hi Arthur,
On Sep 13, 2004, at 6:38 AM, Arthur Elsenaar wrote:
Hi,
looked around the archives and documentation, but can't find information on how to use some very limited quicktime functionality.
The main functionality I need are the movieplayer to load a sound file, duration and position information.
I like to add this an existing pythoncard application, so I suspect a PyObjC solution is out the door?
Well, I'm in the process of developing wxQtMovie for wxPython, which should already do what you need. (There's also wxSound, though I don't think you can get duration or position information with it.) Since pythoncard uses wxPython underneath, I think all that's needed is for Kevin A. to make the class accessible from pythoncard itself. I'm forwarding this to wxPython developer's list so that we can discuss this further and work out a solution.