On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 12:16 AM, Jean-Luc Arnaud
<jean-luc@cdmultimedia.fr> wrote:
I got the solution by my own : the movie is not playable when the
movieplayer.duration=0, given that the movie object is not nil.
Do you agree with that?
In my movie player app I have...
dim m As Movie = pFile.OpenEditableMovie
if m <> nil then
dim w As New MovieWind(pFile, m)
else
MsgBox "no movie?"
end
I've been using the app for several months and new windows always have
a playable movie, otherwise I get the msgbox. Also the LR says "Nil is
returned if the movie can't be read." for both OpenAsMovie and
OpenEditableMovie.
Testing for nil should work... but I've never had a 0 duration movie. -w
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