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QT 6.0.2 Required?
Authored by: macmike42 on Oct 21, '02 07:15:02PM

Does this require QuickTime 6.0.2? I haven\'t installed it yet, but I will if it is needed for this awesome new codec!



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QT 6.0.2 Required?
Authored by: VEGx on Oct 21, '02 07:26:25PM

Nope, it works fine with QT6, don't need to update to see this :)



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Newbie
Authored by: treyh2002 on Oct 22, '02 12:43:28AM

Well, I'm just getting started, like today, using the Project Builder, and have NO idea what I'm doing. I was able to build the .pbproj file, but i have no idea where to go from here. My terminal doesn't recognize the ASCIIMoviePlayer command, so I'm assuming i'm missing steps. Please help! Oh, and if I don't have QT Pro, does that matter?



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Newbie
Authored by: GaelicWizard on Oct 22, '02 01:53:06AM

You don't need QT Pro
when you hit the build button it did some stuff right? ;)
it actually made a file named ASCIIMoviePlayer this file is either inside the folder named "build" in the same place as the PB file, or in the "Build" directory that you specified the 1st time you ran PB. this is the actual exicutable. you goto the dir in the terminal

cd /users/koolguy/desktop/ASCIIQT (or where-ever)

then type " ./ASCIIMoviePlayer /Users/koolguy/Movies/MyMovie.mov "
and it will play you movie. to make this more usefull you should move the ASCIIMoviePlayer file to your ~/bin or /usr/local/bin folder so that you don't have to goto it's directory to use it and you don't have to type ./

Have fun!

JP



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