Is there Multi-media support in Python ?

[Will]

Thomas,

I'll check out your & DH's suggestions. I was hoping for a clean easy to do
this.

DH mentioned that someone was working on this... any idea who?

Doing it on the net is not an option we want to consider now for a varity of
reasons.

Thanks for the help - I will check out your suggestions.

Will

"Thomas Heller" <theller at python.net> wrote in message
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> "Will" <wstandley at netpv.com> writes:
>
> > Is there multi-media support in Python? So I can...
> >
> > 1 - play video in all the standard formats... windows & Mac?
> > 2 - play flash files
> > 3 - Power Point
> > 4 - Standard graphic formats
> > 5 - Sound in all the standard formats
> > 6 - etc
> >
> > Please note requirements: And, on video's, flash files, Power Point,
Graphic
> > files, I need to have those show within my programs "window" along with
some
> > other text... so I need to be able to size the video and locate it in
the
> > window... so if the program simply pop's up the Windows Media Player or
> > QuickTime or whatever as a separate window... no good... it all needs to
be
> > integrated into a single window along with text and other stuff...
> >
> > If so, is it in the standard release or has someone created a module
just
> > for multi-media integration?
>
> Well, maybe pygame contains something like this.
>
> OTOH, there's Henk Punt's venster library, which is based on the ctypes
> module. (If you use windows you may want to look into ctypes anyway - it
> allows to make windows api calls even when they are not wrapped by Mark
> Hammond's win32all extensions.)
>
> venster contains samples which embed the internet explorer webbrowser
> control in a window, it can has a sample which plays flash files in a
> window, and it shows how to embed the windows media player.
>
> You can probably to something similar using the pythonwin application
> framework in win32all (oh, wait, the official name is now pywin32) which
> is based on a python wrapping of the mfc.
>
> Thomas
>