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>Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1999 08:29:39 -0600
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>Subject: Re: #5335.1 macintosh CAN-8 or Divace equivalent??
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I have been using a very simple HyperCard stack to control both video and
audio files.  Although I can't program to skip back to the beginning of a
word or phrase, I can set it to go back a fixed amount of time.  I think I
have it set for three seconds, and multiple clicks will take you back
multiples of three seconds.  My students find this works for them.

Since HyperCard uses QuickTime, the students also can use the slider bar
for gross movements within the file

Tom Browne

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Thomas Browne          Director, Humanities Resource Center
Macalester College                    [log in to unmask]
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>> <[log in to unmask]> From: "Daniel E. Meyers"
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>> Subject: Re: #5335 macintosh CAN-8 or Divace equivalent??
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> Hi Jennifer and all:
> 
> We have been looking high and low for the same thing, however my 
> efforts have not yet been rewarded. Miami University's computing 
> system is running through a Novell NetWare system, and I have been in 
> the process of digitizing audio and video files for the materials the 
> students use most often in the Interactive Language Resource Center. 
> We're using MP3 to do the audio files and have been doing MP2 or 
> Quicktime MOV format for the video clips. Our big problem has been 
> server space  and finding an audio player that emulates a "last word 
> or phrase" repeat feature. Otherwise, we're just using the 
> university's disk space to house all of our stuff for now. If there 
> was something for Macintosh, we'd be very interested as well...
> Cheers!
> 
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