How can I select 3 movie files and have them played back2back in QTX?

I have been trying to use automater to play two movies that are a series bak to back but it would not do it. I selected the movies, selected program, how many times to loop and to be in full sceen, but still no luck. I would think this would be a simple thing to do in either qt pro or qtx, qt being quicktime just in case fyi... Anyone know how to do this. I have both players. And perien, divx, etc.

I have been trying to use automater to play two movies that are a series bak to back but it would not do it. I selected the movies, selected program, how many times to loop and to be in full sceen, but still no luck. I would think this would be a simple thing to do in either qt pro or qtx, qt being quicktime just in case fyi... Anyone know how to do this. I have both players. And perien, divx, etc.

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