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    Default display movie time

    i have quick time movie in director, i want to be able to see the duration of
    the movie on the screen. (in other words, a clock appears on the screen which
    shows how long the movie has been running for)
    i am clueless as where to start,
    please help!

    thanks

    huma

    Huma! Guest

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    Default Re: display movie time

    "Huma!" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in
    news:c6qlkg$aep$1@forums.macromedia.com:
    > i have quick time movie in director, i want to be able to see the
    > duration of the movie on the screen. (in other words, a clock appears
    > on the screen which shows how long the movie has been running for)
    > i am clueless as where to start,
    You'll want to get the video sprite's movieTime and convert it from ticks
    to HH:MM:SS. The FramesToHMS() function works well for this.


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    Mark A. Boyd
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    Default Re: display movie time

    Using FramesToHMS() as previously recommended makes sense, not that the
    movietime is in milliseconds (not ticks) so you want to enter 1000 for
    the framerate parameter. You can use string manipulation to cut out
    unneeded characters from the HH:MM:SS.ss string.
    JB Guest

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