Found the "bug"!  It's FileList2!

I keep my MPEG movies in a directory at the top level of my tree  
(/mpeg-movies) as opposed to in my user space (~/mpeg-movies).  I  
didn't realize that they weren't permitted to me!  FileList2 was  
returning 'nil' as the file returned.  I guess 10.2 is "more secure" in  
this sense?  Anyway, playback is working fine for me now -- as long as  
I permit myself my own files <sheesh!>.

Thanks for the help, John!!
Mark

On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 10:34  PM, John M McIntosh wrote:

> Well got any interesting  messages that pop up in the console  
> application?
>
> Also do you know which primitive call fails?
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