mov or avi transparency

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aotemp

well, since this is something that should be accomplished using an api
in C++ (so it does have SOMETHING to do with C++), that this would be
the proper place to post, seeing how quicktime api is not a group as
well as transparency is not a group.

I figured that there would be some intelligent developer out in this
group that may have worked with the api, and that perhaps they would
share their knowledge with me.
 
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BobR

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well, since this is something that should be accomplished using an api
in C++ (so it does have SOMETHING to do with C++), that this would be
the proper place to post, seeing how quicktime api is not a group as
well as transparency is not a group.

I figured that there would be some intelligent developer out in this
group that may have worked with the api, and that perhaps they would
share their knowledge with me.

Since you insist that off-topic is cool, heres how you do it:

wxBitmap MyPic(TheImage_xpm);
MyPic.SetMask(new wxMask(MyPic, *wxBLACK));


http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/

alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++ faq:
http://www.comeaucomputing.com/learn/faq/

wxWidgets URL: http://www.wxwidgets.org
 
B

Ben Pope

well, since this is something that should be accomplished using an api
in C++ (so it does have SOMETHING to do with C++), that this would be
the proper place to post, seeing how quicktime api is not a group as
well as transparency is not a group.

Well, you're wrong. This newsgroup is about the C++ language, and the
libraries shipped with it.

There are countless APIs written in C++, this is not the place to
discuss them. There are various reasons why, and it's not because we
can't be bothered.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=quicktime+api

First (ish) link was here:
http://lists.apple.com/archives/quicktime-api

An archive for a mailing list dealing specifically with the quicktime
API. I suggest you try asking there.

Ben Pope
 
A

aotemp

it has about 2 members. It seemed that someone on this list may have
had some experience with the libraries, so it seemed like a good place
to try AFTER trying that group.
 

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