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// |
// File: QTUtilities.c |
// |
// Contains: Some utilities for working with QuickTime movies. |
// All utilities start with the prefix "QTUtils_". |
// |
// Copyright: © 1996-1999 by Apple Computer, Inc., all rights reserved. |
// |
// Change History (most recent first): |
// |
// <23> 03/22/99 rtm updated connection speed code to use constants/data types now in Movies.h |
// <22> 03/11/99 rtm moved _GetControllerType and _SetControllerType from QTVRUtilities to here; |
// added QTUtils_ChangeControllerType |
// <21> 02/03/99 rtm moved non-QTVR-specific utilities from QTVRUtilities to here |
// <20> 01/26/99 rtm added QTUtils_ConvertCToPascalString; removed "\p" from any constant strings |
// <19> 01/25/99 rtm #define'd away QTUtils_GetUsersContentRating and siblings, since content rating |
// capability is not in latest feature set |
// <18> 12/09/98 rtm added QTUtils_GetUsersContentRating |
// <17> 11/18/98 rtm added QTUtils_GetFrameCount |
// <16> 10/27/98 rtm added QTUtils_MakeMovieLoop |
// <15> 09/14/98 rtm added QTUtils_GetUsersConnectionSpeed and QTUtils_SetUsersConnectionSpeed |
// <14> 06/24/98 rtm added QTUtils_GetMaxWindowDepth and QTUtils_GetMaxScreenDepth |
// <13> 06/04/98 rtm added QTUtils_DeleteAllReferencesToTrack |
// <12> 05/28/98 rtm added some typecasting to minimize MSDev compiler warnings |
// <11> 05/19/98 rtm added QTUtils_MovieHasTimeCodeTrack |
// <10> 05/04/98 rtm added QTUtils_GetTrackName, QTUtils_SetTrackName, QTUtils_MakeTrackNameByType, |
// QTUtils_IsImageFile, and QTUtils_IsMovieFile |
// <9> 02/28/98 rtm fixed QTUtils_GetMovieFileLoopingInfo and the like |
// <8> 01/14/98 rtm added QTUtils_ConvertFloatToBigEndian |
// <7> 12/19/97 rtm added QTUtils_AddUserDataTextToMovie and associated routines; |
// added QTUtils_GetMovieFileLoopingInfo and the like |
// <6> 11/06/97 rtm added QTUtils_MakeSampleDescription |
// <5> 10/29/97 rtm modified QTUtils_IsMediaTypeInMovie and similar routines to use GetMovieIndTrackType |
// <4> 10/27/97 rtm added QTUtils_HasQuickTimeVideoEffects |
// <3> 10/17/97 rtm added QTUtils_MovieHasSoundTrack |
// <2> 09/23/97 rtm added endian adjustment to QTUtils_PrintMoviePICT |
// <1> 09/10/97 rtm first file |
// |
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// |
// header files |
// |
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#ifndef __QTUtilities__ |
#include "QTUtilities.h" |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
// |
// General utilities. |
// |
// Use these functions to get information about the availability/features of QuickTime or other services. |
// |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_TrapAvailable |
// Check to see whether a given trap is implemented. This is based on IM: Operating System Utilities (p. 8-22). |
// |
////////// |
#if TARGET_OS_MAC |
Boolean QTUtils_TrapAvailable (short theTrapWord) |
{ |
TrapType myTrapType; |
short myNumToolboxTraps; |
// determine whether this is a Toolbox or an Operating System trap |
if ((theTrapWord & 0x0800) > 0) |
myTrapType = ToolTrap; |
else |
myTrapType = OSTrap; |
if (myTrapType == ToolTrap) { |
theTrapWord = theTrapWord & 0x07FF; |
if (NGetTrapAddress(_InitGraf, ToolTrap) == NGetTrapAddress(0xAA6E, ToolTrap)) |
myNumToolboxTraps = 0x0200; |
else |
myNumToolboxTraps = 0x0400; |
if (theTrapWord >= myNumToolboxTraps) |
theTrapWord = _Unimplemented; |
} |
return(NGetTrapAddress(theTrapWord, myTrapType) != NGetTrapAddress(_Unimplemented, ToolTrap)); |
} |
#endif |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsQuickTimeInstalled |
// Is QuickTime installed? |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_IsQuickTimeInstalled (void) |
{ |
Boolean myQTAvail = false; |
long myAttrs; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
myErr = Gestalt(gestaltQuickTime, &myAttrs); |
if (myErr == noErr) |
myQTAvail = true; |
return(myQTAvail); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsQuickTimeCFMInstalled |
// Are the QuickTime CFM libraries installed? |
// |
////////// |
#if TARGET_OS_MAC |
#ifdef powerc |
Boolean QTUtils_IsQuickTimeCFMInstalled (void) |
{ |
Boolean myQTCFMAvail = false; |
long myAttrs; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// test whether the library is registered. |
myErr = Gestalt(gestaltQuickTimeFeatures, &myAttrs); |
if (myErr == noErr) |
if (myAttrs & (1L << gestaltPPCQuickTimeLibPresent)) |
myQTCFMAvail = true; |
// test whether a function is available (the library is not moved from the Extension folder); |
// this is the trick to be used when testing if a function is available via CFM |
if (!CompressImage) |
myQTCFMAvail = false; |
return(myQTCFMAvail); |
} |
#endif // powerc |
#endif |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetQTVersion |
// Get the version of QuickTime installed. |
// The high-order word of the returned long integer contains the version number, |
// so you can test a version like this: |
// |
// if (((QTUtils_GetQTVersion() >> 16) & 0xffff) >= 0x0210) // we require QT 2.1 or greater |
// return; |
// |
////////// |
long QTUtils_GetQTVersion (void) |
{ |
long myVersion = 0L; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
myErr = Gestalt(gestaltQuickTime, &myVersion); |
if (myErr == noErr) |
return(myVersion); |
else |
return(0L); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_HasQuickTimeVideoEffects |
// Does the installed version of QuickTime support video effects? |
// |
// Note: this is a pretty cheesy way of determining whether video effects are available. |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_HasQuickTimeVideoEffects (void) |
{ |
return(((QTUtils_GetQTVersion() >> 16) & 0xffff) >= kQTVideoEffectsMinVers); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_HasFullScreenSupport |
// Does the installed version of QuickTime support the full-screen routines? |
// |
// Note: this is a pretty cheesy way of determining whether full-screen routines are available. |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_HasFullScreenSupport (void) |
{ |
return(((QTUtils_GetQTVersion() >> 16) & 0xffff) >= kQTFullScreenMinVers); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_HasWiredSprites |
// Does the installed version of QuickTime support wired sprites? |
// |
// Note: this is a pretty cheesy way of determining whether wired sprites are available. |
// |
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Boolean QTUtils_HasWiredSprites (void) |
{ |
return(((QTUtils_GetQTVersion() >> 16) & 0xffff) >= kQTWiredSpritesMinVers); |
} |
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// |
// QTUtils_IsStreamedMovie |
// Is the specified movie a streamed movie? |
// |
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Boolean QTUtils_IsStreamedMovie (Movie theMovie) |
{ |
return(GetMovieIndTrackType(theMovie, 1, kQTSStreamMediaType, movieTrackMediaType | movieTrackEnabledOnly) != NULL); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetMovie |
// Open the specified movie file; if none is specified, query the user to select a file. |
// |
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Movie QTUtils_GetMovie (FSSpec *theFSSpec, short *theRefNum, short *theResID) |
{ |
SFTypeList myTypeList = {MovieFileType, 0, 0, 0}; |
StandardFileReply myReply; |
Movie myMovie = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// if we are provided with an FSSpec then use it; otherwise elicit a file from the user |
if (theFSSpec == NULL || theFSSpec->vRefNum == 0) { |
StandardGetFilePreview(NULL, 1, myTypeList, &myReply); |
if (!myReply.sfGood) |
return(NULL); |
*theFSSpec = myReply.sfFile; |
} |
// we should have now a usable FSSpec; just double check this before continuing |
if (theFSSpec == NULL) |
return NULL; |
// open the movie file |
myErr = OpenMovieFile(theFSSpec, theRefNum, fsRdPerm); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
Str255 myMovieName; |
Boolean wasChanged; |
*theResID = 0; // we want the first movie |
myErr = NewMovieFromFile(&myMovie, *theRefNum, theResID, myMovieName, newMovieActive, &wasChanged); |
CloseMovieFile(*theRefNum); |
} |
if (myErr != noErr) |
return(NULL); |
else |
return(myMovie); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SaveMovie |
// Save and flatten a movie resource into a file. |
// |
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OSErr QTUtils_SaveMovie (Movie theMovie) |
{ |
StandardFileReply mySFReply; |
StringPtr myPrompt = QTUtils_ConvertCToPascalString(kSavePrompt); |
StringPtr myFileName = QTUtils_ConvertCToPascalString(kSaveMovieFileName); |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
return(invalidMovie); |
StandardPutFile(myPrompt, myFileName, &mySFReply); |
if (mySFReply.sfGood) { |
FlattenMovieData(theMovie, flattenAddMovieToDataFork, &mySFReply.sfFile, FOUR_CHAR_CODE('TVOD'), smSystemScript, createMovieFileDeleteCurFile); |
myErr = GetMoviesError(); |
} |
free(myPrompt); |
free(myFileName); |
return(myErr); |
} |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
// |
// Controller bar utilities. |
// |
// Use these functions to manipulate the controller bar, its buttons, and the help text displayed in it. |
// |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsControllerBarVisible |
// Is the controller bar currently visible? |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_IsControllerBarVisible (MovieController theMC) |
{ |
return((Boolean)MCGetVisible(theMC)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetControllerBarHeight |
// Return the height of the controller bar displayed by the movie controller. |
// |
// Note that MCGetControllerBoundsRect returns rectangle of bar and movie, if attached; |
// so we need to unattach the controller bar first. |
// |
////////// |
short QTUtils_GetControllerBarHeight (MovieController theMC) |
{ |
Boolean wasAttached = false; |
Rect myRect; |
short myHeight = 0; |
// if the controller bar is attached, detach it (and remember we did so) |
if (MCIsControllerAttached(theMC) == 1) { |
wasAttached = true; |
MCSetControllerAttached(theMC, false); |
} |
// get the rectangle of the controller |
MCGetControllerBoundsRect(theMC, &myRect); |
myHeight = myRect.bottom - myRect.top; |
// now reattach the controller bar, if it was originally attached |
if (wasAttached) |
MCSetControllerAttached(theMC, true); |
return(myHeight); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_HideControllerBar |
// Hide the controller bar provided by the movie controller. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_HideControllerBar (MovieController theMC) |
{ |
MCSetVisible(theMC, false); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ShowControllerBar |
// Show the controller bar provided by the movie controller. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_ShowControllerBar (MovieController theMC) |
{ |
MCSetVisible(theMC, true); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ToggleControllerBar |
// Toggle the state of the controller bar provided by the movie controller. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_ToggleControllerBar (MovieController theMC) |
{ |
if (QTUtils_IsControllerBarVisible(theMC)) |
QTUtils_HideControllerBar(theMC); |
else |
QTUtils_ShowControllerBar(theMC); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_HideControllerButton |
// Hide the specified button in the controller bar. |
// |
// Some explanation is probably useful here: the first thing to understand is that every VR movie has |
// TWO sets of movie controller flags: (1) a set of "control flags" and (2) a set of "explicit flags". |
// |
// The control flags work as documented in IM: QuickTime Components (pp. 2-20f) and in VRPWQTVR2.0 (pp. 2-23f): |
// if a bit in the set of control flags is set (that is, equal to 1), then the associated action or property is |
// enabled. For instance, bit 17 (mcFlagQTVRSuppressZoomBtns) means to suppress the zoom buttons. So, if that |
// bit is set in a VR movie's control flags, the zoom buttons are NOT displayed. If that bit is clear, the zoom |
// buttons are displayed. |
// |
// However, the QuickTime VR movie controller sometimes suppresses buttons even when those buttons |
// have not been explicitly suppressed in the control flags. For example, if a particular VR movie does not |
// contain a sound track, then the movie controller automatically suppresses the speaker/volume button. Likewise, |
// if a movie does contain a sound track, then the speaker/volume button is automatically displayed, again without |
// regard to the actual value of bit 17 in the control flags. |
// |
// This might not be what you'd like to happen. For instance, if your application is playing a sound that it |
// loaded from a sound resource, you might want the user to be able to adjust the sound's volume using the volume |
// control. To do that, you need a way to *force* the speaker/volume button to appear. For this reason, the |
// explicit flags were introduced. |
// |
// The explicit flags indicate which bits in the control flags are to be used explicitly (that is, taken at |
// face value). If a certain bit is set in a movie's explicit flags, then the corresponding bit in the control |
// flags is interpreted as the desired setting for the feature (and the movie controller will not attempt to |
// do anything "clever"). In other words, if bit 17 is set in a movie's explicit flags and bit 17 is clear in |
// that movie's control flags, then the zoom buttons are displayed. Similarly, if bit 2 is set in a movie's |
// explicit flags and bit 2 is clear in that movie's control flags, then the speaker/volume button is displayed, |
// whether or not the movie contains a sound track. |
// |
// The final thing to understand: to get or set a bit in a movie's explicit flags, you must set the flag |
// mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet in your call to mcActionGetFlags or mcActionSetFlags. To get or set a bit in a |
// movie's control flags, you must clear the flag mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet in your call to mcActionGetFlags |
// or mcActionSetFlags. Note that when you use the defined constants to set values in the explicit flags, the |
// constant names might be confusing. For instance, setting the bit mcFlagSuppressSpeakerButton in a movie's |
// explicit flags doesn't cause the speaker to be suppressed; it just means: "use the actual value of the |
// mcFlagSuppressSpeakerButton bit in the control flags". |
// |
// Whew! Any questions? Okay, then now you'll understand how to hide or show a button in the controller bar: |
// set the appropriate explicit flag to 1 and set the corresponding control flag to the desired value. And |
// you'll understand how to let the movie controller do its "clever" work: clear the appropriate explicit flag. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_HideControllerButton (MovieController theMC, long theButton) |
{ |
long myControllerFlags; |
// get the current explicit flags and set the explicit flag for the specified button |
myControllerFlags = mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetFlags, (void *)((myControllerFlags | theButton) | mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet)); |
// get the current control flags and set the suppress flag for the specified button |
myControllerFlags = 0; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetFlags, (void *)((myControllerFlags | theButton) & ~mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ShowControllerButton |
// Show the specified button in the controller bar. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_ShowControllerButton (MovieController theMC, long theButton) |
{ |
long myControllerFlags; |
// get the current explicit flags and set the explicit flag for the specified button |
myControllerFlags = mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetFlags, (void *)((myControllerFlags | theButton) | mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet)); |
// get the current control flags and clear the suppress flag for the specified button |
myControllerFlags = 0; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetFlags, (void *)(myControllerFlags & ~theButton & ~mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ToggleControllerButton |
// Toggle the state of the specified button in the controller bar. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_ToggleControllerButton (MovieController theMC, long theButton) |
{ |
long myControllerFlags; |
// get the current control flags and toggle the suppress flag for the specified button |
myControllerFlags = 0; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
if (myControllerFlags & theButton) // if the button is currently suppressed... |
QTUtils_ShowControllerButton(theMC, theButton); |
else |
QTUtils_HideControllerButton(theMC, theButton); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ResetControllerButton |
// Remove any explicit setting of the specified button in the controller bar. |
// (This allows the QuickTime VR movie controller to be as clever as it knows how to be.) |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_ResetControllerButton (MovieController theMC, long theButton) |
{ |
long myControllerFlags = mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet; |
// get the current explicit flags and clear the explicit flag for the specified button |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetFlags, (void *)((myControllerFlags | theButton) & ~mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsControllerButtonVisible |
// Is the specified button in the controller bar currently visible? |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_IsControllerButtonVisible (MovieController theMC, long theButton) |
{ |
long myControllerFlags; |
// get the current control flags |
myControllerFlags = 0; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myControllerFlags); |
// the speaker button requires some additional logic, because the QTVR movie controller treats it special; |
// be advised that that controller's special behavior could change in the future, |
// so you might need to tweak this code |
if (theButton == mcFlagSuppressSpeakerButton) { |
long myExplicitFlags; |
// get the current explicit flags |
myExplicitFlags = mcFlagQTVRExplicitFlagSet; |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionGetFlags, &myExplicitFlags); |
// the speaker button is not showing if the movie has no sound track and the explicit flag is not set |
if (!QTUtils_MovieHasSoundTrack(MCGetMovie(theMC)) && !(myExplicitFlags & theButton)) |
return(false); |
} |
// examine the suppress flag for the specified button |
if (myControllerFlags & theButton) // if the button is currently suppressed... |
return(false); |
else |
return(true); |
} |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
// |
// Media utilities. |
// |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsMediaTypeInMovie |
// Determine whether a specific media type is in a movie. |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_IsMediaTypeInMovie (Movie theMovie, OSType theMediaType) |
{ |
return(GetMovieIndTrackType(theMovie, 1, theMediaType, movieTrackMediaType | movieTrackEnabledOnly) != NULL); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_MovieHasTimeCodeTrack |
// Determine whether a movie contains a timecode track. |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_MovieHasTimeCodeTrack (Movie theMovie) |
{ |
return(GetMovieIndTrackType(theMovie, 1, TimeCodeMediaType, movieTrackMediaType) != NULL); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_MovieHasSoundTrack |
// Determine whether a movie contains a sound track. |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_MovieHasSoundTrack (Movie theMovie) |
{ |
return(GetMovieIndTrackType(theMovie, 1, AudioMediaCharacteristic, movieTrackCharacteristic | movieTrackEnabledOnly) != NULL); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetSoundMediaHandler |
// Return the sound media handler for a movie. |
// |
////////// |
MediaHandler QTUtils_GetSoundMediaHandler (Movie theMovie) |
{ |
Track myTrack; |
Media myMedia; |
myTrack = GetMovieIndTrackType(theMovie, 1, AudioMediaCharacteristic, movieTrackCharacteristic | movieTrackEnabledOnly); |
if (myTrack != NULL) { |
myMedia = GetTrackMedia(myTrack); |
return(GetMediaHandler(myMedia)); |
} |
return(NULL); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_PrintMoviePICT |
// Print the existing movie frame pict. |
// |
// Note that in a real application we should put the PrStlDialog code into the Print SetupÉ menu |
// function. The reason it's inside this function is that we use this code for quick testing of printing. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_PrintMoviePICT (Movie theMovie, short x, short y, long PICTUsed) |
{ |
PicHandle myPictHandle = NULL; |
THPrint myTHPrint = NULL; |
GrafPtr mySavedPort; |
TPPrPort myPrintPort; |
Boolean myResult; |
Boolean isPrinting = false; |
Rect myPictRect; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
return(invalidMovie); |
GetPort(&mySavedPort); |
// get the PICT to be printed, either the poster pict or the current frame pict. |
switch (PICTUsed) { |
case kPrintFrame: |
myPictHandle = GetMoviePict(theMovie, GetMovieTime(theMovie, 0L)); |
break; |
case kPrintPoster: |
myPictHandle = GetMoviePosterPict(theMovie); |
break; |
default: |
goto Closure; |
} |
if (myPictHandle == NULL) |
goto Closure; |
#if TARGET_RT_LITTLE_ENDIAN |
// change the fields of the Picture structure, |
// if the target runtime environment uses little-endian format for integers |
(**myPictHandle).picSize = EndianS16_BtoL((**myPictHandle).picSize); |
(**myPictHandle).picFrame.top = EndianS16_BtoL((**myPictHandle).picFrame.top); |
(**myPictHandle).picFrame.left = EndianS16_BtoL((**myPictHandle).picFrame.left); |
(**myPictHandle).picFrame.bottom = EndianS16_BtoL((**myPictHandle).picFrame.bottom); |
(**myPictHandle).picFrame.right = EndianS16_BtoL((**myPictHandle).picFrame.right); |
#endif |
// get the Print record |
myTHPrint = (THPrint)NewHandleClear(sizeof(TPrint)); |
if (myTHPrint == NULL) |
goto Closure; |
PrOpen(); |
isPrinting = true; |
myErr = PrError(); |
if (myErr != noErr) |
goto Closure; |
PrintDefault(myTHPrint); |
// move this to Print SetupÉ if you want to make this look really cool |
myResult = PrStlDialog(myTHPrint); |
if (!myResult) |
goto Closure; |
myResult = PrJobDialog(myTHPrint); |
if (!myResult) |
goto Closure; |
myPrintPort = PrOpenDoc(myTHPrint, NULL, NULL); |
PrOpenPage(myPrintPort, NULL); |
myErr = PrError(); |
if (myErr != noErr) |
goto Closure; |
// print at x,y position |
myPictRect = (*myPictHandle)->picFrame; |
MacOffsetRect(&myPictRect, (short)(x - myPictRect.left), (short)(y - myPictRect.top)); |
DrawPicture(myPictHandle, &myPictRect); |
// if you want to do additional drawing, do it here. |
PrClosePage(myPrintPort); |
PrCloseDoc(myPrintPort); |
myErr = PrError(); |
if (myErr != noErr) |
goto Closure; |
if ((*myTHPrint)->prJob.bJDocLoop == bSpoolLoop) |
PrPicFile(myTHPrint, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL); |
// our closure handling |
Closure: |
MacSetPort(mySavedPort); |
if (isPrinting) |
PrClose(); |
if (myPictHandle) |
KillPicture(myPictHandle); |
if (myTHPrint) |
DisposeHandle((Handle)myTHPrint); |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SelectAllMovie |
// Select the entire movie associated with the specified movie controller. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_SelectAllMovie (MovieController theMC) |
{ |
TimeRecord myTimeRecord; |
Movie myMovie = NULL; |
ComponentResult myErr = noErr; |
if (theMC == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
myMovie = MCGetMovie(theMC); |
if (myMovie == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
myTimeRecord.value.hi = 0; |
myTimeRecord.value.lo = 0; |
myTimeRecord.base = 0; |
myTimeRecord.scale = GetMovieTimeScale(myMovie); |
myErr = MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetSelectionBegin, &myTimeRecord); |
if (myErr != noErr) |
return((OSErr)myErr); |
myTimeRecord.value.hi = 0; |
myTimeRecord.value.lo = GetMovieDuration(myMovie); |
myTimeRecord.base = 0; |
myTimeRecord.scale = GetMovieTimeScale(myMovie); |
myErr = MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetSelectionDuration, &myTimeRecord); |
return((OSErr)myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_MakeSampleDescription |
// Return a new image description with default and specified values. |
// |
////////// |
ImageDescriptionHandle QTUtils_MakeSampleDescription (long theEffectType, short theWidth, short theHeight) |
{ |
ImageDescriptionHandle mySampleDesc = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// create a new sample description |
mySampleDesc = (ImageDescriptionHandle)NewHandleClear(sizeof(ImageDescription)); |
if (mySampleDesc == NULL) |
return(NULL); |
// fill in the fields of the sample description |
(**mySampleDesc).idSize = sizeof(ImageDescription); |
(**mySampleDesc).cType = theEffectType; |
(**mySampleDesc).vendor = kAppleManufacturer; |
(**mySampleDesc).temporalQuality = codecNormalQuality; |
(**mySampleDesc).spatialQuality = codecNormalQuality; |
(**mySampleDesc).width = theWidth; |
(**mySampleDesc).height = theHeight; |
(**mySampleDesc).hRes = 72L << 16; |
(**mySampleDesc).vRes = 72L << 16; |
(**mySampleDesc).dataSize = 0L; |
(**mySampleDesc).frameCount = 1; |
(**mySampleDesc).depth = 24; |
(**mySampleDesc).clutID = -1; |
return(mySampleDesc); |
} |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
// |
// User data utilities. |
// |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
#if CONTENT_RATING_AVAIL |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetContentRatingFromMovie |
// Get the content rating from a movie; return an error if it has none. In any case, return a meaningful |
// content rating. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_GetContentRatingFromMovie (Movie theMovie, UInt16 *theRating, UInt32 *theReasons) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
QTAltContentRatingRecord myContentRec; |
OSErr myErr = paramErr; |
*theRating = kQTContentTVYRating; |
*theReasons = 0L; |
// make sure we've got a movie |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
return(myErr); |
// get the movie's user data list |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData != NULL) { |
myErr = GetUserDataItem(myUserData, &myContentRec, sizeof(myContentRec), FOUR_CHAR_CODE('crat'), 0); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
*theRating = EndianU16_BtoN(myContentRec.ratings); |
*theReasons = EndianU32_BtoN(myContentRec.contentType); |
} |
} |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_AddContentRatingToMovie |
// Add a content rating to a movie. |
// |
// A content rating is stored as a user data item that indicates both the general rating |
// (for example, TV-MA [mature audiences only]) and any additional information about the |
// content (for example, coarse language). Let's call this additional information the |
// "reasons" for the rating. Both the rating and the reasons are specified using constants |
// in the file MoviesFormat.h. |
// |
// This function adds the specified content rating to the movie's user data; |
// the updated user data is written to the movie file when the movie is next updated |
// (by calling UpdateMovieResource). |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_AddContentRatingToMovie (Movie theMovie, UInt16 theRating, UInt32 theReasons) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
QTAltContentRatingRecord myContentRec; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// get the movie's user data list |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
myContentRec.flags = 0; |
myContentRec.contentType = EndianU32_NtoB(theReasons); |
myContentRec.ratings = EndianU16_NtoB(theRating); |
// for simplicity, we assume that we want only one content rating in the movie; |
// as a result, we won't worry about overwriting any existing item of that type |
// add the data to the movie's user data |
myErr = SetUserDataItem(myUserData, &myContentRec, sizeof(myContentRec), FOUR_CHAR_CODE('crat'), 0); |
return(myErr); |
} |
#endif // #if CONTENT_RATING_AVAIL |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_AddUserDataTextToMovie |
// Add a user data item, of the specified type, containing the specified text to a movie. |
// |
// This function adds the specified text to the movie's user data; |
// the updated user data is written to the movie file when the movie is next updated |
// (by calling UpdateMovieResource). |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_AddUserDataTextToMovie (Movie theMovie, char *theText, OSType theType) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
Handle myHandle = NULL; |
short myIndex = 0; |
long myLength = strlen(theText); |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// get the movie's user data list |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
// copy the specified text into a new handle |
myHandle = NewHandleClear(myLength); |
if (myHandle == NULL) |
return(MemError()); |
BlockMoveData(theText, *myHandle, myLength); |
// for simplicity, we assume that we want only one user data item of the specified type in the movie; |
// as a result, we won't worry about overwriting any existing item of that type.... |
// |
// if you need multiple user data items of a given type (for example, a copyright notice |
// in several different languages), you would need to modify this code; this is left as an exercise |
// for the reader.... |
// add the data to the movie's user data |
myErr = AddUserDataText(myUserData, myHandle, theType, myIndex + 1, smSystemScript); |
// clean up |
DisposeHandle(myHandle); |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_AddCopyrightToMovie |
// Add a user data item containing the specified copyright text to a movie. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_AddCopyrightToMovie (Movie theMovie, char *theText) |
{ |
return(QTUtils_AddUserDataTextToMovie(theMovie, theText, kUserDataTextCopyright)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_AddMovieNameToMovie |
// Add a user data item containing the specified name to a movie. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_AddMovieNameToMovie (Movie theMovie, char *theText) |
{ |
return(QTUtils_AddUserDataTextToMovie(theMovie, theText, kUserDataTextFullName)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_AddMovieInfoToMovie |
// Add a user data item containing the specified information to a movie. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_AddMovieInfoToMovie (Movie theMovie, char *theText) |
{ |
return(QTUtils_AddUserDataTextToMovie(theMovie, theText, kUserDataTextInformation)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetMovieFileLoopingInfo |
// Get the looping state of a movie file. |
// |
// A movie file can have information about its looping state in a user data item of type 'LOOP'. |
// If the movie doesn't contain an item of this type, then we'll assume that it isn't looping. |
// If it does contain an item of this type, then the item data (a long integer) is 0 for normal |
// looping and 1 for palindrome looping. Accordingly, this function returns the following values |
// in the theLoopInfo parameter: |
// |
// 0 == normal looping |
// 1 == palindrome looping |
// 2 == no looping |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_GetMovieFileLoopingInfo (Movie theMovie, long *theLoopInfo) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
long myInfo = kNoLooping; |
OSErr myErr = paramErr; |
// make sure we've got a movie |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
goto bail; |
// get the movie's user data list |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData != NULL) |
myErr = GetUserDataItem(myUserData, &myInfo, sizeof(myInfo), FOUR_CHAR_CODE('LOOP'), 0); |
bail: |
*theLoopInfo = myInfo; |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SetMovieFileLoopingInfo |
// Set the looping state for a movie file. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_SetMovieFileLoopingInfo (Movie theMovie, long theLoopInfo) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
short myCount = 0; |
OSErr myErr = paramErr; |
// get the movie's user data |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData == NULL) |
goto bail; |
// we want to end up with at most one user data item of type 'LOOP', |
// so let's remove any existing ones |
myCount = CountUserDataType(myUserData, FOUR_CHAR_CODE('LOOP')); |
while (myCount--) |
RemoveUserData(myUserData, FOUR_CHAR_CODE('LOOP'), 1); |
switch (theLoopInfo) { |
case kNormalLooping: |
case kPalindromeLooping: |
myErr = SetUserDataItem(myUserData, &theLoopInfo, sizeof(long), FOUR_CHAR_CODE('LOOP'), 0); |
break; |
case kNoLooping: |
default: |
myErr = noErr; |
break; |
} |
bail: |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SetLoopingStateFromFile |
// Set the looping state for a movie based on the looping information in the movie file. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_SetLoopingStateFromFile (Movie theMovie, MovieController theMC) |
{ |
long myLoopInfo; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
myErr = QTUtils_GetMovieFileLoopingInfo(theMovie, &myLoopInfo); |
switch (myLoopInfo) { |
case kNormalLooping: |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetLooping, (void *)true); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetLoopIsPalindrome, (void *)false); |
break; |
case kPalindromeLooping: |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetLooping, (void *)true); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetLoopIsPalindrome, (void *)true); |
break; |
case kNoLooping: |
default: |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetLooping, (void *)false); |
MCDoAction(theMC, mcActionSetLoopIsPalindrome, (void *)false); |
break; |
} |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_MakeMovieLoop |
// Set the specified movie to loop. |
// |
// Based on the function MakeMovieLoop by Kevin Marks. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_MakeMovieLoop (Movie theMovie, Boolean isPalindrome) |
{ |
TimeBase myTimeBase = NULL; |
long myFlags = 0L; |
OSErr myErr = paramErr; |
// make sure we've got a movie |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
goto bail; |
myErr = noErr; |
// set the movie's play hints to enhance looping performance |
SetMoviePlayHints(theMovie, hintsLoop, hintsLoop); |
// set the looping flag of the movie's time base |
myTimeBase = GetMovieTimeBase(theMovie); |
myFlags = GetTimeBaseFlags(myTimeBase); |
myFlags |= loopTimeBase; |
// set or clear the palindrome flag, depending on the specified setting |
if (isPalindrome) |
myFlags |= palindromeLoopTimeBase; |
else |
myFlags &= ~palindromeLoopTimeBase; |
SetTimeBaseFlags(myTimeBase, myFlags); |
bail: |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetTrackName |
// Get the name of the specified movie track. |
// |
// This routine is modelled on the one contained in Dispatch 2 from the Ice Floe; |
// I've modified it to return a C string instead of a Pascal string. |
// |
// The caller is responsible for disposing of the pointer returned by this function (by calling free). |
// |
////////// |
char *QTUtils_GetTrackName (Track theTrack) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
char *myString = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// make sure we've got a track |
if (theTrack == NULL) |
return(NULL); |
// a track's name (if it has one) is stored in the track's user data |
myUserData = GetTrackUserData(theTrack); |
if (myUserData != NULL) { |
Handle myHandle = NewHandle(0); |
// get the user data item of type kUserDataName; |
// the handle we pass to GetUserData is resized to contain the track name |
myErr = GetUserData(myUserData, myHandle, kUserDataName, 1); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
long myLength = GetHandleSize(myHandle); |
if (myLength > 0) { |
myString = malloc(myLength + 1); |
if (myString != NULL) { |
memcpy(myString, *myHandle, myLength); |
myString[myLength] = '\0'; |
} |
} |
} |
DisposeHandle(myHandle); |
} |
return(myString); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SetTrackName |
// Set the name of the specified movie track. |
// |
// This function adds the specified text to the track's user data; |
// the updated user data is written to the movie file when the movie is next updated |
// (by calling UpdateMovieResource). |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_SetTrackName (Track theTrack, char *theText) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// make sure we've got a track and a name |
if ((theTrack == NULL) || (theText == NULL)) |
return(paramErr); |
// get the track's user data list |
myUserData = GetTrackUserData(theTrack); |
if (myUserData == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
// remove any existing track name |
while (RemoveUserData(myUserData, kUserDataName, 1) == noErr) |
; |
myErr = SetUserDataItem(myUserData, theText, strlen(theText), kUserDataName, 0); |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_MakeTrackNameByType |
// Create a (unique) name for the specified track, based on the track's type. |
// |
// Given a movie track, this routine constructs a name for that track based on |
// the media type of that track. For instance, if the track is a sound track, |
// this routine returns the name "Sound". However, if there is more than one |
// track of that media type, then this routine numbers the track names. So, if |
// there are two sound tracks, this routine names them "Sound 1" and "Sound 2". |
// |
// This routine is modelled on the one contained in Dispatch 2 from the Ice Floe; |
// I've modified it to return a C string instead of a Pascal string. |
// |
// The caller is responsible for disposing of the pointer returned by this function (by calling free). |
// |
////////// |
char *QTUtils_MakeTrackNameByType (Track theTrack) |
{ |
Media myMedia; |
char *myString = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// make sure we've got a track |
if (theTrack == NULL) |
return(NULL); |
myMedia = GetTrackMedia(theTrack); |
if (myMedia != NULL) { |
MediaHandler myMediaHandler = GetMediaHandler(myMedia); |
OSType myMediaType; |
Str255 myName; |
// get the media type of the track |
GetMediaHandlerDescription(myMedia, &myMediaType, NULL, NULL); |
// get the text of the media type |
myErr = MediaGetName(myMediaHandler, myName, 0, NULL); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
// determine whether there's more than one track with this media type |
if (GetMovieIndTrackType(GetTrackMovie(theTrack), 2, myMediaType, movieTrackMediaType) != NULL) { |
// add an index number to the track type string we constructed above |
long myIndex = 1; |
Str255 myNumString; |
while (GetMovieIndTrackType(GetTrackMovie(theTrack), myIndex, myMediaType, movieTrackMediaType) != theTrack) |
myIndex++; |
NumToString(myIndex, myNumString); |
myName[++myName[0]] = ' '; |
BlockMoveData(&myNumString[1], &myName[myName[0] + 1], myNumString[0]); |
myName[0] += myNumString[0]; |
} |
// now copy the string data from the Pascal string to a C string |
if (myName[0] > 0) { |
myString = malloc(myName[0] + 1); |
if (myString != NULL) { |
memcpy(myString, &myName[1], myName[0]); |
myString[myName[0]] = '\0'; |
} |
} |
} |
} |
return(myString); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsImageFile |
// Is the specified file an image file? |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_IsImageFile (FSSpec *theFSSpec) |
{ |
Boolean isImageFile = false; |
GraphicsImportComponent myImporter = NULL; |
GetGraphicsImporterForFile(theFSSpec, &myImporter); |
if (myImporter != NULL) { |
// this file is a still image |
isImageFile = true; |
CloseComponent(myImporter); |
} |
return(isImageFile); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_IsMovieFile |
// Is the specified file a file that can be opened by QuickTime as a movie? |
// |
// This apparently isn't working correctly: GMIFDR always returns -2003 (cantFindHandler) |
// |
////////// |
Boolean QTUtils_IsMovieFile (FSSpec *theFSSpec) |
{ |
Boolean isMovieFile = false; |
AliasHandle myAlias = NULL; |
Component myImporter = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
NewAliasMinimal(theFSSpec, &myAlias); |
GetMovieImporterForDataRef(rAliasType, (Handle)myAlias, kGetMovieImporterDontConsiderGraphicsImporters, &myImporter); |
DisposeHandle((Handle)myAlias); |
if (myImporter != NULL) // this file is a movie file |
isMovieFile = true; |
return(isMovieFile); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ConvertFloatToBigEndian |
// Convert the specified floating-point number to big-endian format. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_ConvertFloatToBigEndian (float *theFloat) |
{ |
unsigned long *myLongPtr; |
myLongPtr = (unsigned long *)theFloat; |
*myLongPtr = EndianU32_NtoB(*myLongPtr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ConvertCToPascalString |
// Convert a C string into a Pascal string. |
// |
// The caller is responsible for disposing of the pointer returned by this function (by calling free). |
// |
////////// |
StringPtr QTUtils_ConvertCToPascalString (char *theString) |
{ |
StringPtr myString = malloc(strlen(theString) + 1); |
short myIndex = 0; |
while (theString[myIndex] != '\0') { |
myString[myIndex + 1] = theString[myIndex]; |
myIndex++; |
} |
myString[0] = (unsigned char)myIndex; |
return(myString); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ConvertPascalToCString |
// Convert a Pascal string into a C string. |
// |
// The caller is responsible for disposing of the pointer returned by this function (by calling free). |
// |
////////// |
char *QTUtils_ConvertPascalToCString (StringPtr theString) |
{ |
char *myString = malloc(theString[0] + 1); |
short myIndex = 0; |
for (myIndex = 0; myIndex < theString[0]; myIndex++) |
myString[myIndex] = theString[myIndex + 1]; |
myString[theString[0]] = '\0'; |
return(myString); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_DeleteAllReferencesToTrack |
// Delete all existing track references to the specified track. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_DeleteAllReferencesToTrack (Track theTrack) |
{ |
Movie myMovie = NULL; |
Track myTrack = NULL; |
long myTrackCount = 0L; |
long myTrRefCount = 0L; |
long myTrackIndex; |
long myTrRefIndex; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
myMovie = GetTrackMovie(theTrack); |
if (myMovie == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
// iterate thru all the tracks in the movie (that are different from the specified track) |
myTrackCount = GetMovieTrackCount(myMovie); |
for (myTrackIndex = 1; myTrackIndex <= myTrackCount; myTrackIndex++) { |
myTrack = GetMovieIndTrack(myMovie, myTrackIndex); |
if ((myTrack != NULL) && (myTrack != theTrack)) { |
OSType myType = 0L; |
// iterate thru all track reference types contained in the current track |
myType = GetNextTrackReferenceType(myTrack, myType); |
while (myType != 0L) { |
// iterate thru all track references of the current type; |
// note that we count down to 1, since DeleteTrackReference will cause |
// any higher-indexed track references to be renumbered |
myTrRefCount = GetTrackReferenceCount(myTrack, myType); |
for (myTrRefIndex = myTrRefCount; myTrRefIndex >= 1; myTrRefIndex--) { |
Track myRefTrack = NULL; |
myRefTrack = GetTrackReference(myTrack, myType, myTrRefIndex); |
if (myRefTrack == theTrack) |
myErr = DeleteTrackReference(myTrack, myType, myTrRefIndex); |
} |
myType = GetNextTrackReferenceType(myTrack, myType); |
} |
} |
} |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetFrameDuration |
// Get the duration of the first sample frame in the specified movie track. |
// |
////////// |
TimeValue QTUtils_GetFrameDuration (Track theTrack) |
{ |
TimeValue mySampleDuration; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
myErr = GetMediaSample( GetTrackMedia(theTrack), |
NULL, // don't return sample data |
0, |
NULL, // don't return number of bytes of sample data returned |
0, |
NULL, |
&mySampleDuration, |
NULL, // don't return sample description |
NULL, // don't return sample description index |
0, // no max number of samples |
NULL, // don't return number of samples returned |
NULL); // don't return sample flags |
// make sure we return a legitimate value even if GetMediaSample encounters an error |
if (myErr != noErr) |
mySampleDuration = 0; |
return(mySampleDuration); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetFrameCount |
// Get the number of frames in the specified movie track. We return the value -1 if |
// an error occurs and we cannot determine the number of frames in the track. |
// |
// Based (loosely) on frame-counting code in ConvertToMovie Jr.c. |
// |
// We count the frames in the track by stepping through all of its interesting times |
// (the places where the track displays a new sample). |
// |
////////// |
long QTUtils_GetFrameCount (Track theTrack) |
{ |
long myCount = -1; |
short myFlags; |
TimeValue myTime = 0; |
if (theTrack == NULL) |
goto bail; |
// we want to begin with the first frame (sample) in the track |
myFlags = nextTimeMediaSample + nextTimeEdgeOK; |
while (myTime >= 0) { |
myCount++; |
// look for the next frame in the track; when there are no more frames, |
// myTime is set to -1, so we'll exit the while loop |
GetTrackNextInterestingTime(theTrack, myFlags, myTime, fixed1, &myTime, NULL); |
// after the first interesting time, don't include the time we're currently at |
myFlags = nextTimeStep; |
} |
bail: |
return(myCount); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetMaxWindowDepth |
// Get the deepest pixel type and size of the screen area intersected by a specified window. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_GetMaxWindowDepth (CWindowPtr theWindow, short *thePixelType, short *thePixelSize) |
{ |
Rect myRect; |
Point myPoint = {0, 0}; |
// initialize returned values |
*thePixelType = k1MonochromePixelFormat; |
*thePixelSize = 0; |
if (theWindow == NULL) |
return; |
myRect = theWindow->portRect; |
// assume the window is the current port |
LocalToGlobal(&myPoint); |
// offset the rectangle to global coordinates |
MacOffsetRect(&myRect, myPoint.h, myPoint.v); |
// get the max data for the global rectangle |
QTUtils_GetMaxScreenDepth(&myRect, thePixelType, thePixelSize); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetMaxScreenDepth |
// Get the deepest pixel type and size of the screen area intersected by a specified rectangle. |
// |
////////// |
void QTUtils_GetMaxScreenDepth (Rect *theGlobalRect, short *thePixelType, short *thePixelSize) |
{ |
GDHandle myGDevice = NULL; |
PixMapHandle myPixMap = NULL; |
myGDevice = GetMaxDevice(theGlobalRect); // get the max device |
if (myGDevice != NULL) { |
// get the pixmap for the max device |
myPixMap = (**myGDevice).gdPMap; |
if (myPixMap != NULL) { |
// extract the interesting info from the pixmap of the device |
*thePixelType = (**myPixMap).pixelType; |
*thePixelSize = (**myPixMap).pixelSize; |
} |
} |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetUsersConnectionSpeed |
// Return the connection speed selected by the user in the QuickTime Settings control panel; |
// return 0 if the user's QuickTime preferences cannot be read. |
// |
// Based on code in Ice Floe Dispatch 17 by Mike Dodd. |
// |
////////// |
long QTUtils_GetUsersConnectionSpeed (void) |
{ |
QTAtomContainer myPrefsContainer = NULL; |
QTAtom myPrefsAtom = 0; |
ConnectionSpeedPrefsRecord myPrefsRec; |
long myDataSize = 0L; |
long mySpeed = 0L; |
Ptr myAtomData = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// you can retrieve the user's QuickTime preferences by calling GetQuickTimePreference; |
// the first parameter indicates the type of preference you want information about, and |
// the second parameter is an atom container that contains the returned preference data |
myErr = GetQuickTimePreference(ConnectionSpeedPrefsType, &myPrefsContainer); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
// find the atom of the desired type |
myPrefsAtom = QTFindChildByID(myPrefsContainer, kParentAtomIsContainer, ConnectionSpeedPrefsType, 1, NULL); |
if (myPrefsAtom == 0) { |
// we did not find any such atom in the returned atom container, so we'll |
// return a default connection speed setting of 28.8K bytes per second |
mySpeed = kDataRate288ModemRate; |
} else { |
// we found the desired atom in the returned atom container; |
// read the data contained in that atom and verify that the data is of the |
// size we are expecting |
QTGetAtomDataPtr(myPrefsContainer, myPrefsAtom, &myDataSize, &myAtomData); |
if (myDataSize != sizeof(ConnectionSpeedPrefsRecord)) { |
// the data in the atom isn't the right size, so it must be corrupt; |
// return a default connection speed setting of 28.8K bytes per second |
mySpeed = kDataRate288ModemRate; |
} else { |
// everything is fine: read the connection speed |
// NOTE: the data in this atom is native-endian, so we do not need to |
// perform any endian-swapping when extracting the speed from the atom. |
// (This is an exception to the rule that data in atom containers is |
// always big-endian.) |
myPrefsRec = *(ConnectionSpeedPrefsRecord *)myAtomData; |
mySpeed = myPrefsRec.connectionSpeed; |
} |
} |
QTDisposeAtomContainer(myPrefsContainer); |
} |
return(mySpeed); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SetUsersConnectionSpeed |
// Set the connection speed in the QuickTime Settings control panel to the specified value. |
// |
// NOTE: In general, you should let the user decide the connection speed (using the QuickTime |
// Settings control panel). In some cases, however, you might need to do this programmatically. |
// Also, you should in general use values for theSpeed that are enumerated in the header file |
// MoviesFormat.h. |
// |
// Based on code in Ice Floe Dispatch 17 by Mike Dodd. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_SetUsersConnectionSpeed (long theSpeed) |
{ |
QTAtomContainer myPrefsContainer = NULL; |
QTAtom myPrefsAtom = 0; |
ConnectionSpeedPrefsRecord myPrefsRec; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
myErr = QTNewAtomContainer(&myPrefsContainer); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
// NOTE: the data in this atom is native-endian, so we do not need to |
// perform any endian-swapping when inserting the speed into the atom. |
// (This is an exception to the rule that data in atom containers is |
// always big-endian.) |
myPrefsRec.connectionSpeed = theSpeed; |
myErr = QTInsertChild(myPrefsContainer, kParentAtomIsContainer, ConnectionSpeedPrefsType, 1, 0, sizeof(ConnectionSpeedPrefsRecord), &myPrefsRec, &myPrefsAtom); |
if (myErr == noErr) |
myErr = SetQuickTimePreference(ConnectionSpeedPrefsType, myPrefsContainer); |
QTDisposeAtomContainer(myPrefsContainer); |
} |
return(myErr); |
} |
#if CONTENT_RATING_AVAIL |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetUsersContentRating |
// Return, through the function's parameters, the content rating and acceptable content types |
// selected by the user in the QuickTime Settings control panel; return an error if the user's |
// QuickTime preferences cannot be read. |
// |
// Based on QTUtils_GetUsersConnectionSpeed. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_GetUsersContentRating (UInt32 *theType, UInt16 *theRating) |
{ |
QTAtomContainer myPrefsContainer = NULL; |
QTAtom myPrefsAtom = 0; |
ContentRatingPrefsRecord myContentRec; |
long myDataSize = 0L; |
Ptr myAtomData = NULL; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// you can retrieve the user's QuickTime preferences by calling GetQuickTimePreference; |
// the first parameter indicates the type of preference you want information about, and |
// the second parameter is an atom container that contains the returned preference data |
myErr = GetQuickTimePreference(kContentRatingPrefsType, &myPrefsContainer); |
if (myErr == noErr) { |
// find the atom of the desired type |
myPrefsAtom = QTFindChildByID(myPrefsContainer, kParentAtomIsContainer, kContentRatingPrefsType, 1, NULL); |
if (myPrefsAtom == 0) { |
// we did not find any such atom in the returned atom container, so we'll |
// return default settings |
*theType = 0L; |
*theRating = kQTContentTVYRating; |
} else { |
// we found the desired atom in the returned atom container; |
// read the data contained in that atom and verify that the data is of the |
// size we are expecting |
myErr = QTGetAtomDataPtr(myPrefsContainer, myPrefsAtom, &myDataSize, &myAtomData); |
if (myDataSize != sizeof(ContentRatingPrefsRecord)) { |
// the data in the atom isn't the right size, so it must be corrupt; |
// return default settings |
*theType = 0L; |
*theRating = kQTContentTVYRating; |
} else { |
// everything is fine: read the content information |
// NOTE: the data in this atom is native-endian, so we do not need to |
// perform any endian-swapping when extracting the data from the atom. |
// (This is an exception to the rule that data in atom containers is |
// always big-endian.) |
// WARNING: the format of the data in a content rating atom is, to my |
// knowledge, currently undocumented; the following method of extracting |
// that info is based on empirical investigation. |
myContentRec = *(ContentRatingPrefsRecord *)myAtomData; |
*theType = (UInt32)(~(myContentRec.fContentTypes) & 0x00ff); |
*theRating = myContentRec.fContentRating; |
} |
} |
QTDisposeAtomContainer(myPrefsContainer); |
} |
return(myErr); |
} |
#endif // #if CONTENT_RATING_AVAIL |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
// |
// Controller utilities. |
// |
// Use these functions to manipulate movie controllers. |
// |
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_GetControllerType |
// Get the controller type of the specified movie. |
// |
////////// |
OSType QTUtils_GetControllerType (Movie theMovie) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
OSType myType = kQTVRUnknownType; |
// make sure we've got a movie |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
return(myType); |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData != NULL) |
GetUserDataItem(myUserData, &myType, sizeof(myType), kUserDataMovieControllerType, 0); |
return(EndianU32_BtoN(myType)); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_SetControllerType |
// Set the controller type of the specified movie. |
// |
// This function adds an item to the movie's user data; |
// the updated user data is written to the movie file when the movie is next updated |
// (by calling AddMovieResource or UpdateMovieResource). |
// |
// NOTE: This function is intended to set the controller type of a movie you're building; |
// to change the controller of an open movie, use QTUtils_ChangeControllerType. |
// |
////////// |
OSErr QTUtils_SetControllerType (Movie theMovie, OSType theType) |
{ |
UserData myUserData; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// make sure we've got a movie |
if (theMovie == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
// get the movie's user data list |
myUserData = GetMovieUserData(theMovie); |
if (myUserData == NULL) |
return(paramErr); |
theType = EndianU32_NtoB(theType); |
myErr = SetUserDataItem(myUserData, &theType, sizeof(theType), kUserDataMovieControllerType, 0); |
return(myErr); |
} |
////////// |
// |
// QTUtils_ChangeControllerType |
// Change the controller type of the movie that uses the specified controller, "on the fly", |
// and return the new movie controller to the caller; if for some reason we cannot create a |
// new movie controller, return NULL. |
// |
////////// |
MovieController QTUtils_ChangeControllerType (MovieController theMC, OSType theType, long theFlags) |
{ |
MovieController myMC = NULL; |
Movie myMovie = NULL; |
Rect myRect; |
OSErr myErr = noErr; |
// make sure we've got a movie controller |
if (theMC == NULL) |
return(NULL); |
// get the movie associated with that controller |
myMovie = MCGetMovie(theMC); |
if (myMovie == NULL) |
return(NULL); |
GetMovieBox(myMovie, &myRect); |
// set the new controller type in the movie's user data list |
myErr = QTUtils_SetControllerType(myMovie, theType); |
if (myErr != noErr) |
return(NULL); |
// dispose of the existing controller |
DisposeMovieController(theMC); |
// create a new controller of the specified type |
myMC = NewMovieController(myMovie, &myRect, theFlags); |
return(myMC); |
} |
#endif // ifndef __QTUtilities__ |
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