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Quicktime- How to go full screen?
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Hello,
I want Quicktime to automatically go full screen when it's double clicked on like the Lord of the Rings trailer? Any ideas?
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Originally posted by mindwaves:
<STRONG>Hello,
I want Quicktime to automatically go full screen when it's double clicked on like the Lord of the Rings trailer? Any ideas?</STRONG>
cmd+m, choose the full screen option. only works in QT Pro though. is that what you're after?
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Maybe you could make a link to the movie that will open the movie in a seperate window that has been set to kiosk mode.
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Originally posted by philzilla:
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cmd+m, choose the full screen option. only works in QT Pro though. is that what you're after?</STRONG>
Yes, I know how to do that but that requires extra steps. I want it to it automatically when it is clicked on.
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Originally posted by tullamore:
<STRONG>Maybe you could make a link to the movie that will open the movie in a seperate window that has been set to kiosk mode.</STRONG>
Actually, I want this to be on a hard drive and not involved with a browser in any way. Thanks though.
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There was a tutorial a while back on how to make a package that contained the movie file and an AppleScript that would play the movie full screen. This would make a single file that, when double clicked, would present the movie full screen. Is this what you are looking for?
Have a look at some of
these AppleScripts.
[ 01-12-2002: Message edited by: jcarr ]
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