Quicktime 7.0.3 & veiwing Steve's media event

Any suggestions an how to view Steve's media events without a choppy playback and with audio. Thanks

Another thing that might help is load up your computer with the most Ssytem RAM you can install. I have 1.5 GB in my G4-500 and 2 GB in my PowerBook 17" 1.67Gb.
One thing that helps is in Quicktime preferences is set the Cache to the largest size your system can stand.
Also, unless you use DSL or Cable modem you will have problems
It's not necessarily the Size. Its the Bit Rate Transfer that is the problem.

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Hello,
I've been searching a lot on this and i cant for the life of me find how to trigger media events in Applescript.
I have found that i can tell specific applications to playpause like itunes for example, this is not what i want.
What im trying to do is make an applescript that behaves like the play/pause button that you can find on any Apple Keyboard when executed.
I imagined that this would be as simple as to tell System Events to trigger a media event, regretfully this does not work.
If anyone could shed some light on this i would greatly appreciate it!
Regards,
Jonathan

Hello
Some time ago I've written a rubycocoa code to post media key events. Here's an AppleScript wrapper for it.
Code is tested under 10.6.8. This won't work under 10.5.8. Don't know about later versions.
Regards,
H
PS. If you're just trying to keep iTunes from launching when PLAY_PAUSE key is pressed, this script is not what you need. The rcd daemon is the culprit to launch iTunes by that specific key and so you'd need to "fix" it by modifying its executable. There's a tried and true method to do it, which I myself has employed.
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--post_media_key_events("VOLUME_UP", 12, 0.01, {option down, shift down})
--post_media_key_events("VOLUME_DOWN", 12, 0.01, {option down, shift down})
post_media_key_events("PLAY_PAUSE", 1, 0, {})
on post_media_key_events(subtype, k, d, mods)
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                VOLUME_UP
                VOLUME_DOWN
                BRIGHTNESS_UP
                BRIGHTNESS_DOWN
                MUTE
                PLAY_PAUSE
                FORWARD
                REWIND
                ILLUMINATION_UP
                ILLUMINATION_DOWN
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        number d : delay inserted after each key release [sec]
        list mods : any combination of the following enumerations
                shift down
                option down
                command down
                control down
                caps lock down
                * constants other than listed above are ignored
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    repeat with m in mods
        set m to m's contents
        if m = shift down then set args to args & space & "shift"
        if m = option down then set args to args & space & "option"
        if m = command down then set args to args & space & "command"
        if m = caps lock down then set args to args & space & "capslock"
    end repeat
    set args to subtype & space & k & space & d & space & args
    considering numeric strings
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        else
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require 'osx/cocoa'
include OSX
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    VOLUME_UP             = 0
    VOLUME_DOWN             = 1
    BRIGHTNESS_UP         = 2
    BRIGHTNESS_DOWN         = 3
    MUTE                 = 7
    PLAY_PAUSE             = 16
    FORWARD                = 19
    REWIND                 = 20
    ILLUMINATION_UP         = 21
    ILLUMINATION_DOWN    = 22
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    # cf. /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Versions/A/Headers/hidsystem/IOLLEvent.h
    KEYDOWN                = 10
    KEYUP                = 11
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        @delay = @delay.to_f
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        self
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            'shift'        => KCGEventFlagMaskShift,
            'control'    => KCGEventFlagMaskControl,
            'option'    => KCGEventFlagMaskAlternate,
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                ILLUMINATION_UP,
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if __FILE__ == $0
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EOF"
end post_media_key_events

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This issue came to my attention from a viewer of my video podcast. I loaded Firefox 3 and am having the same issue my viewer reported.
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Okay, problem solved. And, of course, it was a very simple solution.
Baby Boomer, if you read this post would you please retest this page (http://www.thomasbrin.com/GOT3mov.html) in Camino and let me know if it works for you now.
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Ereignis-ID 1000
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System
Provider
[ Name]
Microsoft-Windows-LoadPerf
[ Guid]
{122EE297-BB47-41AE-B265-1CA8D1886D40}
EventID
1000
Version
0
Level
4
Task
0
Opcode
0
Keywords
0x8000000000000000
TimeCreated
[ SystemTime]
2014-04-16T08:25:51.922502600Z
EventRecordID
3402
Correlation
Execution
[ ProcessID]
19984
[ ThreadID]
24964
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Application
Computer
Schnittplatz
Security
[ UserID]
S-1-5-18
UserData
EventXML
param1
WmiApRpl
param2
WmiApRpl
binaryDataSize
16
binaryData
38270000DE27000039270000DF270000
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i´ve seen similar entries in that forum,but none fits to my problem.. so i hope to get some help. i´m working on a suitable vista-64bit machine with premiere pro cs4.1 and quicktime 7.6 (checked for updates today again).
i´ve got a 9min project in my timeline,i want to export it as a quicktime with the photo-jpeg-codec. the media encoder is loading the project,then it does nothing,no rendering at all. i wonder why,because the default setting for qt-dvpal works pretty well and fast(,but the quality is bad).
Now i´ve opened the project in aftereffects and used it to render,but it took about 40min.... this can´t be the solution. does anybody know better?

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