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QT Authoring on Native Mac OS X | |
| Subject: | greater control over QT slideshows using XML | |
| Date: | 2002-09-16 22:01:15 | |
| From: | anonymous2 | |
| The SlideShowImporter Sample Code (available through the Apple Developer Connection, <http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/Sample_Code/QuickTime/Importers_and_Exporters/SlideShowImporter.htm>; released 6/13/02) provides a great way to create QuickTime slide shows using XML. To use the sample code, just drag & drop the SlideShowImporter PPC or SlideShowCarb.component into their respective folders (System Folder:Extensions for Classic and ~/Library/QuickTime/ for OS X), then launch the QuickTime player. Use BBEdit or your favorite text editor to create an XML file controlling your slide show and then save it with a .qtsl extension. Now open that file within QuickTime and it will automatically import all the elements referenced in the .qtsl file. Cool huh?! | ||
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<http://developer.apple.com/samplecode/Sample_Code/QuickTime/Importers_and_Exporters/SlideShowImporter.htm>;
released 6/13/02) provides a great way to create QuickTime slide shows using XML.
To use the sample code, just drag & drop the SlideShowImporter PPC or SlideShowCarb.component
into their respective folders (System Folder:Extensions for Classic and ~/Library/QuickTime/
for OS X), then launch the QuickTime player. Use BBEdit or your favorite text
editor to create an XML file controlling your slide show and then save it with
a .qtsl extension. Now open that file within QuickTime and it will automatically
import all the elements referenced in the .qtsl file. Cool huh?!