How to Play Video on Mac?

[SevenSails]

Hello,
I'm trying to play a .Mov file on mac from the application following the guide of the iOS/MacOS Video Object that states in the help:

Set movie URL or filename
Changes the movie played in the movie player. If the file is embedded in the application bundle, you must add the file to the resource folder in Xcode. You should only state the name of the file in this action (no path). If the file is present on a web server, specify the full URL (starting with http://).
The movie will start at the position indicated by the initial playback time.

So first I did set in Fusion:

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Then on XCode I added the video.mov in resource folder:

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However I'm getting this
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What I'm doing wrong? edit: I also added the video to the Binary Data.

Thanks

[Yves]

When you add the .mov file into the resources in your project you have to select the "Copy items if needed" option.

PS: the iOS/Mac Video object is not compatible with the Binary Data.

[SevenSails]

When you add the .mov file into the resources in your project you have to select the "Copy items if needed" option.

PS: the iOS/Mac Video object is not compatible with the Binary Data.

Ok I removed the video.mov from the Resources, added again selecting "Copy items if needed", still no luck. I tried both options with Copy items if needed ticked:
Create Groups
Create Folder references
Below it states "Add to targets" MacVideoTest (application name) checked.

[Yves]

Weird, it works fine here. Could I see your MFA and Xcode project?

[SevenSails]

Weird, it works fine here. Could I see your MFA and Xcode project?

Sure sent to your email. Thanks.

[Yves]

It seems it's due to an unsupported video format, QuickTime Player can't play it on Mac.

[SevenSails]

Ok I'll post here the solution for future searches: The program I was using did output a .mov with different codec than quicktime. Solution was to use another of generating .mov that make sure the codec is actually quicktime and not a mp4 or other mpeg compression. Thanks Yves for your help.