Need to say that previous version (without bells and whistles, output to STDOUT) was more flexible solution. I'm currently stragling with building of Tk module on Mac - it's not so easy as I got a batch of "Undefined symbols" while linking... Overal conclusion - more modules - more head aches for users. Could you please help me with previous version of the script? I have all modules installed. I'm able to run the program without parameters - it returns usage message. But if I feed any parameter it fails on this line: $file = DumpQuicktime->new(-file=>$file); with note "Can't locate object method "new" via package "DumpQuicktime" at 530009.pl line 465"

In reply to Re: Updated QuickTime format movie file dumper by baboo
in thread Updated QuickTime format movie file dumper by GrandFather

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