1. RE: AVI files
- Posted by Matthew Lewis <matthewwalkerlewis at YAHOO.COM> Feb 05, 2002
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> -----Original Message----- > From: jordah ferguson [mailto:jorfergie03 at yahoo.com] > i was wondering whether anyone knows how to wrap / if any one > has code > for inserting avi files/animations to a program There are a couple of libs on the RDS page (search on avi). You could also do it through Exotica. If it's just a simple avi (no sound), there is a common control (Animation) that can play avi's. It hasn't been wrapped for win32lib, though. Matt Lewis
2. RE: AVI files
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at yahoo.com> Feb 05, 2002
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ExoticaX has a provision for playing AVI files. > -----Original Message----- > From: jordah ferguson [mailto:jorfergie03 at yahoo.com] > Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 4:16 AM > To: EUforum > Subject: AVI files > > > > i was wondering whether anyone knows how to wrap / if any one has code > for inserting avi files/animations to a program > > >
3. RE: AVI files
- Posted by euman at bellsouth.net Feb 05, 2002
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C. K. Lester wrote: > ExoticaX has a provision for playing AVI files. > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: jordah ferguson [mailto:jorfergie03 at yahoo.com] > > > > i was wondering whether anyone knows how to wrap / if any one has code > > for inserting avi files/animations to a program Euman << Out of Euphoria Retirement Its unfortunate that Exotica doesnt run on every machine. I have two machine that wont run it! Chris and I tried to make it work a while back, but failed. euman at bellsouth.net
4. RE: AVI files
- Posted by Graeme <graemeburke at hotmail.com> Feb 05, 2002
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At 11:50 AM 2/5/02 -0500, you wrote: > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: jordah ferguson [mailto:jorfergie03 at yahoo.com] > >> i was wondering whether anyone knows how to wrap / if any one >> has code >> for inserting avi files/animations to a program > >There are a couple of libs on the RDS page (search on avi). You could also >do it through Exotica. If it's just a simple avi (no sound), there is a >common control (Animation) that can play avi's. It hasn't been wrapped for >win32lib, though. > >Matt Lewis > I did it last year and posted it with the suggestion that it be added to the lib. Never heard anything more about it. Here it is again .... NOTE: This only works with uncompressed avi files. I had a look at doing CODECS, threw up my hands in horror and ran screaming from the room.... hope this helps, Graeme. ------- begin w32avi.ew -------- -- Win32lib Animate Class Extension G.Burke 01/01 global constant ACS_CENTER =#0001, ACS_TRANSPARENT =#0002, ACS_AUTOPLAY =#0004, ACM_OPENA =(WM_USER+100), ACM_PLAY =(WM_USER+101), ACM_STOP =(WM_USER+102), ACN_START =#0001, ACN_STOP =#0002 global function animateCreate( atom hParent, atom style ) integer szClassName,r szClassName=acquire_mem(0,"SysAnimate32") r= w32Func(xCreateWindow,{ NULL, szClassName, NULL, style, 0,0,0,0, getHandle(hParent), NULL, instance(), NULL }) release_mem(szClassName) -- WARNING return r -- returns windows handle -- NOT win32lib handle end function global function animateOpen(atom hAvi,sequence path) --returns 1-OK 0-fail atom r,szPath szPath=acquire_mem(0,path) r= w32Func(xSendMessage,{hAvi,ACM_OPENA,0,szPath}) release_mem(szPath) return r end function global function animatePlay(atom hAvi,atom from,atom To,atom repeats) return w32Func(xSendMessage,{hAvi,ACM_PLAY,repeats,To*#10000+from}) end function global function animateStop(atom hAvi) return w32Func(xSendMessage,{hAvi,ACM_STOP,0,0}) end function global function animateClose(atom hAvi) return animateOpen(hAvi,NULL) end function global function animateSeek(atom hAvi,atom frame) return animatePlay(hAvi,frame,frame,1) end function ------- code ends -------- ------- begin avitest.exw -------- include win32lib.ew include w32avi.ew constant win=create(Window,"Test",0,Default,Default,300,300,0), btn=create(PushButton,"Open",win,220,220,50,30,0) atom a,b,c a=animateCreate(win,or_all({WS_CHILD,WS_VISIBLE})) procedure open_new() b=animateOpen(a,getOpenFileName(win,"",{"Avi Files","*.AVI"})) if not b then if message_box("Open Failed","Unsupported Format",0) then end if else c=animatePlay(a,1,100,1000) end if end procedure onClick[btn]=routine_id("open_new") WinMain(win,Normal) ----- code ends ------