quicktime-java

On 7-Aug-08, at 10:23 , Joshua Foster wrote:

> Hi,
> I need to display an Arabic caption over a movie.  I've got the  
> basics of creating a text track and adding it to a movie:
<snip>
> But thus far I have been unable to show an Arabic string, it comes  
> out as a bunch of question marks.  I've tried running the string  
> through CharsetEncoder with different charsets: UTF-16, UTF-16BE,  
> etc., and they just give me different combinations of unprintable- 
> character squares and question marks.
>
> I've read about two other possibilities... storing the Arabic text  
> in a file and reading it into a Track using MediaImporter, and  
> somehow specifying the movie and caption both in an XML file (??)  
> but I've been unable to find examples for either.
>
> Can anybody give me a hint or point me to any code or documentation?  
> Keep in mind that I know nothing about Quicktime and I was only  
> introduced to QTJava two days ago, so talk to me like a five-year- 
> old...

Hi,

I thought I would do a bit of hunting myself and I came across this  
technical note:

http://developer.apple.com/qa/qa2005/qa1400.html

The technical note is target towards the C API, but hopefully this  
should give you
the starting point for solving your problem.

André

keywords: charset, utf-16, character set, encoding 
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