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Another person having difficulty with QuickTIme on Windows
I'm using Elan 3.9.0 under Windows Vista, and I need to annotate some .mp4 files (which require a QuickTime player). I've read the previous messages and looked at the log files, and I have copied QTJava.zip into c:\Windows\System32 which seems to have partially fixed the problem -- it no longer hangs on "initializing", at least.
However, I still don't get a player for my videos in the Elan window. I suspect these two messages from the log file point to the problem:
1. no QTJava in java.library.path
2. java.security.AccessControlException: access denied (java.security.AllPermission <all permissions> <all actions>)
at java.security.AccessControlContext.checkPermission(Unknown Source)
at java.security.AccessController.checkPermission(Unknown Source)
at quicktime.QTCallbackManagement.registerForCallback(QTCallbackManagement.java:24)
[ ... rest of backtrace ...]
Is there any suggestion on how to fix this? I have a QTJavaNative.dll on my computer, but not QTJava.dll.
Thanks a log,
Mary Ellen Foster
Re: Another person having difficulty with QuickTIme on Windows
Is there any suggestion on how to fix this? I have a QTJavaNative.dll on my computer, but not QTJava.dll.
Re: Re: Another person having difficulty with QuickTIme on Windows
So for now, I'm transcoding all of my videos to .wmv and that seems to be working. But this is still quite annoying and it would be good if it worked with the original videos ...
No longer having problems with Quicktime on Windows (PROBLEM SOLVED)
Well, don't I feel stupid now -- the solution to using Elan with Quicktime videos on Windows is:
1. Install Quicktime
*then*
2. Install Elan
3. Go to Edit - Preferences - Edit Preferences, and under Windows choose "QuickTime for Java" as the media framework.
Works great. Just posting it here for posterity.
MEF
Re: No longer having problems with Quicktime on Windows (PROBLEM SOLVED)
Thanks for that message - I've been trying everything, and simply uninstalling ELAN then reinstalling it and choosing the Quicktime for Java solved it!<br>
Re: No longer having problems with Quicktime on Windows (PROBLEM SOLVED)
Yes, that's true. Nowadays it is necessary to install QuickTime before ELAN, because the ELAN installer should create an access policy file.
I don't know where best to document this, in the manual or release notes or somewhere else.
-Han