Mouse Scroll, EyeTV, and Transparencys
  • Niall
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    Mouse Scroll, EyeTV, and Transparencys

    by Niall » Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:38 pm

    I think this is right the forum to post this in.
    I really like modul8, all the stuff you get for the price and specs is amazing.
    But I've got some questions.
    First off, I was wondering if it's somehow possible to use the scroll wheel on the mouse to scratch like you can do in quicktime? I don't have many controllers so I try and make the most out of what I have.

    Secondly, I've got an Eye tv EZ and I've been wondering if there's any way I can use that as the video capture? Basically I'm thinking about capturing game consoles live, messing around with them a bit, and mixing them in with some vjing. Is this possible?

    and finally, I'm sure this has been asked before, but I really can't export transparent backgrounds in flash, I'm using flash 8, but the only tutorials about this I can find are all about using html. Could anyone help me out?
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    Re: Mouse Scroll, EyeTV, and Transparencys

    by yves@garagecube » Fri Aug 11, 2006 9:21 am

    Regarding Flash, as long as we'll use QT to import Flash files, it seems that there is no way to import transparency but exporting to a movie. We plan to move away from QT for Flash support in the future in order to get better performance and better integration.

    Yves.
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    by Niall » Fri Aug 18, 2006 1:16 pm

    Thanks for your reply,
    the question I had was more about flash I think. No matter how I export them in quicktime, there is always a background.
    I use the animation codec, I've set the window mode to transparent, and every setting that can be on alpha is on alpha, so I really can't figure out why it's not working, but I'll keep trying. There's probably a really obvious solution that I just can't figure out.
    Thanks,

    Niall

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