MovieGl /

Returns the gl::Texture representing the Movie's current frame, bound to the GL_TEXTURE_RECTANGLE_ARB target.

Returns the width of the movie in pixels.

Returns the height of the movie in pixels.

Returns the size of the movie in pixels.

Returns the movie's aspect ratio, the ratio of its width to its height.

the Area defining the Movie's bounds in pixels: [0,0]-[width,height]

Returns the movie's pixel aspect ratio. Returns 1.0 if the movie does not contain an explicit pixel aspect ratio.

Returns whether the movie has loaded and buffered enough to playback without interruption.

Returns whether the movie is in a loaded state, implying its structures are ready for reading but it may not be ready for playback.

Returns whether the movie is playable, implying the movie is fully formed and can be played but media data is still downloading.

Returns true if the content represented by the movie is protected by DRM.

Returns the movie's length measured in seconds.

Returns the movie's framerate measured as frames per second.

Returns the total number of frames (video samples) in the movie.

Returns whether a movie contains at least one visual track, defined as Video, MPEG, Sprite, QuickDraw3D, Text, or TimeCode tracks.

Returns whether a movie contains at least one audio track, defined as Sound, Music, or MPEG tracks.

Returns whether the first video track in the movie contains an alpha channel. Returns false in the absence of visual media.

Returns whether a movie has a new frame available.

Returns the current time of a movie in seconds.

Sets the movie to the time seconds .

Sets the movie time to the start time of frame frame .

Sets the movie time to its beginning.

Sets the movie time to its end.

Limits the active portion of a movie to a subset beginning at startTime seconds and lasting for duration seconds. QuickTime will not process the movie outside the active segment.

Resets the active segment to be the entire movie.

Sets whether the movie is set to loop during playback. If palindrome is true, the movie will "ping-pong" back and forth.

Advances the movie by one frame (a single video sample). Ignores looping settings.

Steps backward by one frame (a single video sample). Ignores looping settings.

Sets the playback rate, which begins playback immediately for nonzero values. 1.0 represents normal speed. Negative values indicate reverse playback and 0 stops.

Returns a boolean value indicating whether the rate value can be played (some media types cannot be played backwards)

Sets the audio playback volume ranging from [0 - 1.0].

Gets the audio playback volume ranging from [0 - 1.0].

Returns whether the movie is currently playing or is paused/stopped.

Returns whether the movie has completely finished playing.

Begins movie playback.

Stops playback.