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Re: Panos with sound
Aldo Hoeben 2004-Apr-07 10:33:00
How about putting the small quicktime in a div and clearing the contents of
the div when you go to the fullscreen version?
With some more javascript you could even get the div to display the small
one again when the fullscreen version is closed, but too much script may at
some point start to make it too complicated to support a wide range of
browsers
'do
> Hitting mute on the computer would turn off all sound.
>
> As for the normal size panorama, I suppose you could drag the volume
> all the way down on it before clicking the full screen link. Ugly
> solution, but works.
>
> The full screen does open in a new window.
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> Anyone else have any simple ideas?
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> -Landis
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> >Can you hit the mute button on the QTPlayer window? Or open the full
> >screen in a new
> >window or tab so you can jump back to the first to mute it??
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