Hello, after buying Runtime Revolution 2.7 quite awhile ago (and never really making use of it) I've decided to check out Revolution 3.0 to see if there are many improvements.
I am starting to go through tutorials but none of the QuickTime videos have sound and even the "beep" command makes no noise. I do have QuickTime installed and have even attempted to download the correct codec but it didn't seem to make any difference. Any ideas?
After coming back to Revolution I can still see two major short-comings still: 1) There is still no real table object which is a must for professional database development (if anyone knows of a 3rd party one, please let me know. 2) The sound and music is still tied to QuickTime (which I find is a shame to require the end-user to have to install).
Aside from those two issues I think Revolution is a great development system. There's been some very nice software written in it to demonstrate its flexibility and power (ScreenSteps, btw, which I am trying out right now and I think its great.) Perhaps when I have completed my first project in it I'll have time to get a cross platform sound library written as a plug-in. But that will have to come later.
Thanks!
No Sound & Hello!
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Hi Steven,
Please try Rev 2.7 and see whether the videos and the beep work normally.
It would also be helpful if you played the same videos in the QuickTime player.
I suspect there are two completely unrelated issues at hand. You probably need to install additional codecs on your computer to be able to hear the sound. If the sounds of the video play fine on the Windows machine but not on Mac, it is even possible that the codecs are unavailable and you might have to convert the movies.
The other issue might be related to your sound settings and/or sound card. Make sure you have set the sound settings such as to play a particular sound when the system sound API is called. If your sound card is very old, it might simply not work.
Best,
Mark
Please try Rev 2.7 and see whether the videos and the beep work normally.
It would also be helpful if you played the same videos in the QuickTime player.
I suspect there are two completely unrelated issues at hand. You probably need to install additional codecs on your computer to be able to hear the sound. If the sounds of the video play fine on the Windows machine but not on Mac, it is even possible that the codecs are unavailable and you might have to convert the movies.
The other issue might be related to your sound settings and/or sound card. Make sure you have set the sound settings such as to play a particular sound when the system sound API is called. If your sound card is very old, it might simply not work.
Best,
Mark
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Mark,
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I went to check out the Window's Sound preferences and found those in particular weren't playing while other sounds were. I uninstalled the sound drivers and reinstalled them and everything's working. Thanks.
BTW, do you know of a 3rd party grid control? I do not need it for my first project but will need it for the others.
-Steven
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I went to check out the Window's Sound preferences and found those in particular weren't playing while other sounds were. I uninstalled the sound drivers and reinstalled them and everything's working. Thanks.
BTW, do you know of a 3rd party grid control? I do not need it for my first project but will need it for the others.
-Steven