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C H A P T E R 2 Building a Simple QTKitPlayer Application 5. Click the QuickTime movie view object in the window, then press Command-1 to open the QTMovieView Info window. The Attributes pane is shown in Figure 2-12 with the default fill color of black and the Show Controller item selected. Note that the field that lets you select a movie from a list of files by clicking the File button is initially blank. The illustration in Figure 2-12 shows a partial file path for a movie to be selected. Figure 2-12 The QTMovieView Attributes pane 6. To add editing capabilties to your QTKitPlayer, select the Is Editable item. Notice that the slider in the control bar in your player changes from a button to another shape, shown in Figure 2-13, similar to )(, which allows for editing of a movie. Figure 2-13 The Is Editable item selected and the slider changed 24 Working With the QTKit Palette 2005-11-09 | © 2004, 2005 Apple Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
C H A P T E R 2 Building a Simple QTKitPlayer Application 7. Now you’re ready to specify a movie to play and edit. In the QTMovieView Info Attributes pane, click the File button. 8. In the open dialog that appears, select a QuickTime movie and click Open. Your player window will look similar to the one illustrated in Figure 2-14. Note that the movie in Figure 2-14 has movie editing enabled, as shown by the appearance of the slider in the control bar. Figure 2-14 A QuickTime movie in your window 9. If you want to modify the attributes of the window in any way, you can open the NSWindow Info pane. To add texture to the movie window, for example, select the Window icon in the MyDocument.nib window and press Command-1 to open the NSWindow Info window with the Attributes pane displayed. Select the “Has texture” option, as shown in Figure 2-15. Figure 2-15 The QuickTime movie object window with texture added 10. Save the MyDocument.nib file and quit Interface Builder. Working With the QTKit Palette 25 2005-11-09 | © 2004, 2005 Apple Computer, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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