I have been trying to use JavaScript to control QuickTime within the new Safari browser from Apple. The only browser running on OSX that the controls worked for was Netscape. A summary from Apple’s Web site shows this to be true:
QuickTime 4.1 is scriptable using Netscape 4 or 5 on Windows and
Macintosh
QuickTime 6 is scriptable using Internet Explorer on Windows, and
most or all Netscape or Mozilla-based browsers on Windows or Macintosh.
Plug-ins are not scriptable using Internet Explorer for Macintosh
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February 29th, 2004 at 5:16 pm
Hi
I am trying to get these “controls” working using mozilla (1.6)/netscape.
So far I have got it working fine using M$ IE, but as for anything else…..
I have tried most things, have you got any ideas, or sample scripts that work?
I am using quiktime 6.5
Any help would be appreciated
March 1st, 2004 at 12:02 pm
I will drag some code out of storage and post it to my site. I will also have a quicktime example that shows the controls. You can view the source to see what is happening.
good luck
-Ken
August 2nd, 2005 at 9:27 pm
Hi all,
I am trying to run the control, specifically setRate(), on IE with QT 6, but it does not seem to function properly. I am using the sample code from Apple site for the and tags, and using javascript to pass in the object, as following:
(withi script)
function FF(obj)
{
obj.setRate(2.0);
}
but the function was just ignore, as I trace the server side log, there is nothing issued by the QT object. Other function like Start, Pause, and Rewind did process by the QT object.
I am receving RTSP video (only) stream. The stream server is liveMedia from live.com.
Thanks for reading.
Regards,
Ryan
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