@autostart 0

czesc.list's icon

Hi,

When i add this @autostart thing to the jit.qt.movie object and load a film
with the read message, the start imediatly.
Is there something more to do ?
I don't get it.

Thanks in advance.

Czesc.

Gregory Taylor's icon

When asking questions of this sort, it's customary to
provide more intormation. Platform? OS Version?
Max/MSP/Jiitter version numbers?

A patch that demonstrates the behavior would
also be helpful. Smallest version you can make.
This one's a bit larger than that, but it works fine
for me 10.4.6, current versions available for
download at 8:30 AM CDT [I'm normally running
betas on this machine, so I downloaded to check].

The simpler test for me (i.e. the one I actually did)
was simply to instantiate a jit.qt.movie object with
an @autorestart 1 attribut and read in a movie I
know has an audio track. I heard nothing, which
means it's working fine. Jitter Tutorial 1 page 1
describes why this is the case.

Max Patch
Copy patch and select New From Clipboard in Max.

czesc.list's icon

ok, i have this mail who seems to never has reached this mailing list so
here i send it again.

Hi,

I'm on Mac OS 10.3.9
Max-MSP 4.5.7
Jitter 1.2.4

When i put the @autostart 0 attribute to the jit.qt.movie object and send
then it a read message to load a film, the
film starts automatically.
As you know, it should not.

Here is the patch in which this happens.
What am i doing wrong here ?

Thanks.

Czesc.

Max Patch
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Jeremy's icon

This patch works fine for me using Jitter 1.5.x. I can't test it in
Jitter 1.2.x, but I'm pretty sure that @autostart was working fine in
that version, too.

jb