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In regards to Quicktime player shouting
Friday November 04th 2005, 3:56 pm
Filed under: Personal

My previous bug report was answered today, w00t! Here is what they had to say about it:

04-Nov-2005 02:55 PM Jeff Lemas:
Engineering has determined this issue behaves as intended based on the following information:

Please know that the volume is not universal. It is per movie volume and is saved in the movie’s user data.

First of all, they are wrong, there is NO saved state to any movie or audio file, set the volume to 0, close it, open it again, it’s back to 100%.

As for it being intended behavior, WTF! So, if I get in my car, and the stereo reverts back to 100% volume, this is acceptable, and can be passed off as intended behavior? Apple, seriously, this is insanely simple to fix, your engineering department is making themselves look stupid.

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I’m just wondering where movie’s user data can be saved if movie is played let’s say from NTFS partition. I haven’t noticed QuickTime Player to use any data base for storing such data like iTunes does. And, btw, this 100% startup volume is REALY annoing!

Comment by aivarz 08.07.06 @ 12:11 am



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