On that topic whatever happened to Lee Moon?
on 08/01/2000 04:11 AM, Heiko Cultus at Heiko.Cultus@edag.de wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> You can create Movies with PMT (Palmedia Media Transfer).It is a Hypercard
> Stack from Lee Moon,
> so you need a macintosh for this. But he never released it (an the other cool
> Stuff like NFlight ect.). With this Stack
> you can import movies and pictures to your newton and play them with the
> Palmedia Player. You will get the player
> at various shareware sites. I got the Hypercart Stack from someone on the NTLK
> List. I will try to upload it to the
> info-newt ftp-server till tomorrow.
>
> Heiko
>
>
> "John I. Clark" wrote:
>
>> All the great posts about the various movies (either homemade, which
>> were GREAT, by the way; or archived commercials, etc., etc.) that people
>> are posting on the 'net got me thinking about turning them into
>> MoviePlayer movies playable on the Newt! [And Rich's monthly notice
>> about This ol' Newt and his mention of NewtBrick software, which makes
>> MoviePlayer, further spurred me...] I've read that you have to somehow
>> export ALL the frames in the QT movie to individual PICT files and then
>> paste them into NewtonPress and save with a .mov extension... I also
>> seem to remember seeing somewhere that there is a utility avialable to
>> automate this process. Does anyone recall anything along these lines?
>>
>> It would be so cool to play some of these movies on my Newt!!! I have a
>> great one of Bill Gates doing a Windows demo and having it dive into the
>> Blue Screen of Death... Now THAT would be cool to show some of my PC
>> loving buddies ...from a Newton!
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