- From: Steve <s.j.bennett@herts.ac.uk>
- Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 16:53:16 +0100
- To: "'John Anderies'" <janderie@haverford.edu>, <www-smil@w3.org>
John I just had a look at it and it seems fine to me. Your code says: <br/><a href=command:seek(00:12:29.493) target="_player">Wagner: 'Euerer Magnifizenz Verzeihung'</a> when my mouse goes over that link, in the top left hand corner of real player, the seek command appears with the correct time position, and when you click on it, it does say that time position in the top right hand of the player (where the current time is located). However it seems to be silent at that point. Nothing looks untoward - however I don't know enough about that type of music to comment any further. Steve Bennett -----Original Message----- From: www-smil-request@w3.org [mailto:www-smil-request@w3.org] On Behalf Of John Anderies Sent: 18 August 2004 16:23 To: www-smil@w3.org Subject: Real Text hot linking problem Friends, I am having a strange problem with RealText in a SMIL presentation. I wonder if anyone could help. Here is the presentation online: http://www.haverford.edu/library/stream/Doktor/frame_a.htm The problem is that the hot spot of the links are not always lining up properly with the text that corresponds with the link. For instance, clicking on the words "Ostervesper und Fruhlingskeimen" does indeed initiate the command to seek and play at the correct spot. But clicking on the words "Wagner: 'Euerer Magnifizenz Verzeihung'" actually initiates the command to seek and play the following track: "Faust: 'Also lasst die Studenten ein'". It seems to have something to do with my inserting non-linking text for the section titles of the opera. Here is the markup of the RealText file that goes with the first audio file: <window type="generic" bgcolor="white" width="600" height="800" extraspaces="ignore" underline_hyperlinks="false" link="blue" > <pos y="0"/> <font size="+0" color="black"> <b>DISC 1</b> | <b><a href="layout2.smi" target="_player">DISC 2</a></b> | <b><a href="layout3.smi" target="_player">DISC 3</a></b><br/> <br/><b>Symphonia</b><br/> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:00:00.000) target="_player">Ostervesper und Fruhlingskeimen</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:06:51.000) target="_player">Der Dichter an die Zuschauer</a> <br/><br/><b>Vorspiel I</b><br/> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:12:29.493) target="_player">Wagner: 'Euerer Magnifizenz Verzeihung'</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:15:39.893) target="_player">Faust: 'Also lasst die Studenten ein'</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:18:11.266) target="_player">Faust: 'Wer seid ihr?'</a> <br/><br/><b>Vorspiel II</b><br/> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:23:10.800) target="_player">Faust: 'Die Sanduhr zeigt die Mitternacht</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:31:22.466) target="_player">Faust: 'So spricht, du Erster, du Tiefster</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:37:39.826) target="_player">Faust: 'Ein einzelner blieb'</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:43:36.800) target="_player">Faust: 'Willst du mir dienen?'</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(00:54:05.133) target="_player">Chor: 'Credo in unum Deum' </a> <br/><br/><b>Intermezzo</b><br/> <br/><a href=command:seek(01:02:00.826) target="_player">Der Soldat: 'Du, der du nicht allein'</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(01:08:03.160) target="_player">Mephistopheles: 'Der Mann sinnt auf deinen Tod'</a> <br/><a href=command:seek(01:11:10.266) target="_player">Leutant: 'Dort! Seht ihn! <br/> <font size="-2" color="black"> <br/> The work from which this copy was made includes the<br/> following copyright notice: <br/><br/> (P) & (C) Erato Disques <br/><br/> The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, U.S.<br/> Code) governs the making of reproductions of<br/> copyrighted material. By using this copy, you agree to<br/> abide by U.S. copyright law and are liable for any<br/> misuse. </font> </window> Any ideas? Thanks, John Anderies John F. Anderies Music Librarian Haverford College 370 Lancaster Ave. Haverford, PA 19041-1392 610-896-2948 (office) 610-896-1005 (music library) janderie@haverford.edu
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