GETTING STARTED

    Projects in this folder expect to find the QuickTime Mac

    OS SDK and QuickTime Win32 SDK (that is, the QuickTime

    header files and libraries) in the folders QTDevMac and

    QTDevWin, respectively, both of which are expected to be in

    the parent of the parent of the parent of the folder

    containing the .mcp file. If you have placed the required

    header files and libraries elsewhere, you will need to change

    the access paths of the projects.

QUICKTIME STREAMING SAMPLE CODE

    This folder contains sample code for QuickTime Streaming

    RTPMediaPacketizer components and RTPReassembler components.

    These components packetize or reassemble multimedia data that

    is streamed over RTP.

Sample Code Organization

    The sample code is organized into two Metrowerks CodeWarrior

    Pro 3 projects, one for Component Video RTP components and

    one for IMA Audio RTP components.  Each project defines four

    targets:

        - a Mac OS packetizer component ('thng') file;

        - a Mac OS reassembler component file;

        - a Win32 packetizer DLL; and,

        - a Win32 reassembler DLL.

Building Win32 Component (.qtx) Files

    The .dll files need to be converted into QuickTime component (.qtx)

    files. In general, you do this by first creating the .dll file, then

    building the QTML resource (.qtr) file using the Rez tool, and then

    combining the .dll file and the .qtr file into a QuickTime component

    (.qtx) file using the RezWack tool. 

    If you are using CodeWarrior on the Windows platform, you can build

    the .dll file using CodeWarrior and then build the .qtr and the

    .qtx files using the batch file (.bat) provided (for example,

    RTPMPIMAAudio.rez.bat).

    If you are using CodeWarrior on the MacOS platform, you can build

    the .dll file using CodeWarrior, but you must build the .qtr and the

    .qtx files on Windows, using the batch file (.bat) provided. Here's

    what you need to do:

        (1) Build the .dll file using CodeWarrior on the MacOS.

        (2) Copy the .dll file, the Headers folder, and all the .r files

        in the Sources folder to a Windows machine. Put them into a folder

        that is a child of a sibling of the QTDevWin folder. (In other words,

        put those files into a folder in the WinSampleCode folder that is a 

        sibling of the QTDevWin folder.)

        (3) Execute the batch files (for example, RTPMPIMAAudio.rez.bat). The

        batch file will build the .qtr and .qtx files.