- From: Shelton, David C <David.Shelton2@unisys.com>
- Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 16:51:11 -0600
- To: "'www-smil@w3.org'" <www-smil@w3.org>
I'm having a problem with the switch tags working. Supposedly RealMedia's G2 player supports them, and so does CWI's GRiNS, but the attribute I use don't seem to work, and I was wondering if there was anything that might cause this, or if I was typing it wrong. The code follows (substitute *.rm for all *.avi and *.wav files for the RealMedia G2 to play them) <!-------------------- Code ----------------------> <smil> <head> <layout type="text/smil-basic-layout"> <root-layout id="root" height="240" width="430" background-color="black"/> <region id="VideoChannel1" left="30" top="30" height="180" width="240"/> <region id="AudioChannel1" left="30" top="180" height="1" width="1"/> <region id="AudioChannel2" left="30" top="180" height="1" width="1"/> </layout> </head> <body> <par endsync="last"> <video src="V_cin200.avi" id="Video" region="VideoChannel1"/> <switch> <seq system-language="en"> <audio src="Op1ad.wav" begin="1s" id="Audio1" region="AudioChannel1"/> <audio src="Op2ad.wav" begin="2s" id="Audio2" region="AudioChannel2"/> </seq> <seq system-language="fr"> <audio src="Op1crdv.wav" begin="1s" id="Audio3" region="AudioChannel1"/> <audio src="Op2crdv.wav" begin="2s" id="Audio4" region="AudioChannel2"/> </seq> <seq> <audio src="Music44s.wav" id="Audio5" region="AudioChannel1"/> </seq> </switch> </par> </body> </smil> <!----------------------- End Code --------------------------> RealMedia understands (the best I can tell) the system-language option of switch, but GRiNS does not. (in fact, the only thing I can think of that GRiNS does support is system-bitrate.) does any one know of the different SMIL's viewers and what Text Attributes are supported? From experimenting, I've gotten the following with GRiNS and RealMedia GRiNS RealMedia system-language no yes system-screen-depth no no system-screen-size no no system-bitrate yes(?) ? the rest ? ? Another question related to the <switch> text attributes, do they have to match exactly, or is it a => (greater than or equal) or =< (less than or equal) situation. For example, do I have to specify all screen sizes, or can I say system-screen-size="800x600" and expect the larger screen sizes to work with it. From what I can tell, it looks like no, but I'd like to know for sure. Thanks in advance, david s. ps. all my sample files are on my computer, none have been placed on the web due to copyright issues. sorry.
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