Movie
s or other renderable objects with them, the developers now needed to start with the Movie
and request a suitable component from a factory. The new version also neglected to provide a component to show a visual preview of the input from a capture device, such as a webcam or camcorder.[3]struct
s and the functions that work with them into classes. For example, the Movie
struct is the basis of the class quicktime.std.movies.Movie
, with functions like NewMovieFromFile
and GetMovieTrackCount
becoming the instance methods fromFile()
and getTrackCount()
respectively. The result is more like a genuine object-oriented API than other C-to-Java adaptations (such as JOGL, which dumps the OpenGL header files into classes with thousands of static methods).[4]quicktime
violates the Java Language's Specification convention that packages use a reverse-domain-name scheme, such as com.apple.quicktime
. However, as Apple owns the 'QuickTime' trademark, there is no realistic chance of a namespace collision, the prevention of which is the purpose of the package naming convention.OpenMovieFile.asRead()
and Movie.fromFile()
, which create a QuickTime movie from the specified file, and the calls to create an AWT component from the QTFactory
. This example puts the movie into the frame and immediately starts playing it; if a control bar (aka a 'scrubber') were desired, you would create a MovieController
from the Movie
and then create a component from the controller, rather than from the movie.What is QuickTime 6.0.3? Please contribute to MR: Fill in QuickTime 6.0.3 description now! quicktime6german.cdr_.sit(10.23 MiB / 10.72 MB) Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9 / CDR image, compressed w/ Stuffit 255 / 2014-04-14 / 82af0397f6697846aa629b5ad86b56f23a24ea3e / / QuickTime_Installer.smi_.bin(10.15 MiB / 10.65 MB) Mac OS 8 - 8.1 - Mac OS 9 / Binary encoded, use Stuffit Expander 1636 / 2014-04-14 / 634f2e78c53c2122ddf26465b90bf55cd14ca3b1 / / QuickTime6french.cdr_.sit(10.35 MiB / 10.85 MB) / CDR image, compressed w/ Stuffit 50 / 2015-08-10 / 5eea44a94f7af0395944c3114003e4543861a8fc / / Compatibility notes Emulating this? It should run fine under: QEMU |