From: Louis-Philippe <default@...>
Date: 2010-04-15T00:48:33+09:00
Subject: Re: QTKit glitchy on Snow Leopard Server - Help!

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QTTime and QTTimeRange are C Struct...
you should be able to call .timeValue and .timeScale on QTTime,
and also QTTimeRange should give you a .time and a .duration of QTTime
types...

2010/4/14 Spencer Rogers <spencerevanrogers@gmail.com>

> Hmmm good idea.  It seems the timeScale comes out at 600 on either
> machine, but one frame is still turning out black.
>
> Are there any other attributes I should check to help debug this thing?
> I tried printing out the time object that was created from the time code
> and time scale, but I can't get the toString method to work from the
> QTTime class reference.  Any ideas?
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