function RePlay(mov){
mov.Stop();
mov.Rewind();
mov.Play();
}

Walter

regards,
srinivas

I am working on a on demand video streaming project the player which we are using is quick time and darwin streaming server.problem is we need to display movie in full screen (from normal mode, it shud be synchronized) that to embedded in the browser.
If the movie plays for about 10 mins and user clicks on full screen the movie must start from 10th min in full screen.
can u give any suggestion or sample code for this

Thanks,
rake.

I am experiencing some difficulty with QuickTime javascript controls too. At the moment, everything is working well in Firefox, but Safari does not seem to process SetTime calls at all (it reverts to the start of the movie. Apple seems to break things with some regularity, and that is annoying for me, as I have based several year’s work around a QuickTime/javascripted application. This, however, is nothing like the disaster they caused for me by suddenly disabling the javascript call capability of HREF tracks this spring. No lead time on that, and suddenly nothing works! Very embarrassing in front of a room full of people. My only suggestion at the moment is to recommend Firefox to people who use my app. I hope this will not happen again anytime soon, but it seems like a regular feature. Should we all be switching to another media handler? I sure hope not, as I like many other aspects of the Apple video world, but for those of us oriented to the web, this inconsistency is a real problem.

Linc Kesler

This code seems to have stopped working in the latest versions of Firefox (2.0.0.1) and Quicktime (7.1.5) – June 2007. This is a shame because it was working really nicely before. Now I’m getting the “Bad NPObject as private data!” error after a few call successful calls to the quicktime object. Restarting the browser can get it to work for a few more calls but then this errors comes back… If anyone knows a way around this, please let me know. My email address is rangi.robinson@framestore-cfc.com

Thanks!
Rangi

Nice code, but it doesn’t solve my problem….I’m trying to find out the callbacks that are automatically fired by QuickTime so I can get the size (width and heigth) of the movie. To take a comparison, WMP is firing PlayStateChange(NewState); and RealPlayer is firing OnPreFetchComplete();

I could not get this info from Apple doc or site

Many thanks
Jean-Pierre

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tutorials/chaptertracks.html

a rtsp with sdp file?

thx

Sorry for not seeing this comment until JJ commented. The QT Scripting API doesn’t have a function call to support fullscreen. The way you get fullscreen with QuickTime is to save a QuickTime SMIL file with a directive of Fullscreen. When the Quicktime plugin reads the movie (smil) it will read the directive and open the movie reference (fullscreen) into the player. I will post an example ASAP.

-Ken