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Hi.
I'm working on my master's thesis project, which involves showing short films I have made in a neighborhood of Miami to the residents of the neighborhood via touchscreen interactive multimedia kiosks. Each kiosk has a video camera that records viewers' responses to three specific questions after the conclusion of each short movie. The kiosk does not have a keyboard or a mouse. Viewer input is only through the touch screen.
An example of the movies is here: "This is Overtown" on Vimeo
I need to prevent viewers from stopping the movies, once they've started, by touching the screen (the equivalent of a mouse click), for the duration of the movie.
Does anyone have any ideas how to make this happen?
Thanks!
The kiosks are running on Mac Minis, OS 10.6.7.
I'm working on my master's thesis project, which involves showing short films I have made in a neighborhood of Miami to the residents of the neighborhood via touchscreen interactive multimedia kiosks. Each kiosk has a video camera that records viewers' responses to three specific questions after the conclusion of each short movie. The kiosk does not have a keyboard or a mouse. Viewer input is only through the touch screen.
An example of the movies is here: "This is Overtown" on Vimeo
I need to prevent viewers from stopping the movies, once they've started, by touching the screen (the equivalent of a mouse click), for the duration of the movie.
Does anyone have any ideas how to make this happen?
Thanks!
The kiosks are running on Mac Minis, OS 10.6.7.
