Quicktime Auto-Play and Auto-Close
If you distribute Quicktime content without embedding it in a web page you might want to apply a skin to your video. Murphy’s covered that before. The downside of the skin is that the controls don’t show up, unless you create some - which requires some commitment to the task.
Your viewers might not know how to initiate playback on your Quicktime movie, unless you’ve added a title page with instructions to hit the space bar. Making the movie auto-play could alleviate some confusion.
The screencast shows how to make your movie auto-play and auto-close. The interface also has an option for auto-quitting. Follow this link to learn how to make a skin for your Quicktime movie or click here for instructions on making a title page.
A skin really sets your movie apart and draws attention. Someone might even think you know what you’re doing. Maybe.
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25. April 2007 at 1:21 pm :
That’s a great tip! I’m off to make my own skin for my tutorials now. Thanks a lot.
26. April 2007 at 1:58 am :
Are you going to post a link to your skin so we can see it?!