quicktime-java

ok.  Thank you for responding!  :) 1. The customer is remote, he has 2 copies 
of the application, a "free" version, and a "paid" version.  The free version 
creates the movie successfully, the paid version breaks on the convertToFile 
(the same code is in both versions for this section of code - which is the 
oddest thing) 2.  I am converting a Movie Object, created by a set of PNGs, 
into a standard .avi file ---         movMovie.convertToFile(null,             
qtfMovieFile2,                 StdQTConstants.kQTFileTypeMovie,                 
StdQTConstants.kMoviePlayer,                 IOConstants.smSystemScript,        
         StdQTConstants.movieToFileOnlyExport |                 
StdQTConstants.movieFileSpecValid, // flags                 exporter);   3.  
First I build a set of PNGs based on user input.  Then I take those PNGs and 
create a movie object, convert the object to a file and save it.> From: [EMAIL 
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Subject: Re: convertToFile makes a zero bytes file on one computer> > Sorry, I 
don't recall seeing that one before. Anyone else?> > First line of questions 
include:> 1. Do you have access to this buggy computer, or is the customer > 
remote?> 2. What are you converting (ex: one MOV codec to another? an AVI to a 
> MOV? etc.)?> 3. And for that matter, how are you making the movie in the 
first > place?> > - Jeremy> > On Sep 7, 2008, at 8:22 AM, A O wrote:> > >> > Hi 
fellow QTJava developers!> >> > Im having a bit of an odd problem - I wrote an 
application that > > makes a custom movie on people's computers, and have 
deployed it > > successfully on over 50 computers... However, on this one 
persons > > computer, the application ALWAYS fails to run the function > > 
convertToFile> >> > Basically, it produces a zero byte file, while on ALL the 
other > > computers it produces the full movie saved to file...> >> > the 
customer does have the latest qtjava installed, and is using a > > program 
specific JVM. He also has all of the proper permissions to > > write to the 
directory where he is trying to save the file. I just > > don't know what the 
problem is!!! Does anyone have any ideas on > > what I should be looking into? 
It's just weird that it works 99.9% > > on all other computers, and on his 
computer, it doesn't work! Gotta > > love programming...> > 
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