For Museum Video installation, how to auto start QT and loop full screen?

Open the Script Editor in the /Applications/AppleScript/ folder and paste in the following:

tell app "QuickTime Player"
open movie "movie"
set looping of document 1 to true
set scale of document 1 to screen
play document 1
end

Provide the path to the movie between the quote marks on the second line, using : characters to specify folders in the path. Save this script as an application and add it to the list of login items for your account in the Accounts pane of System Preferences; next, set that account to log in automatically. You may want to use present instead of play in the fifth line.

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Or...

If you have Quicktime Pro...
Open the Quicktime movie.
Menu-->View-->Loop.
Menu-->Quicktime Player-->Preferences-->Full Screen...set the movie to either play, same size or fill screen...
Menu-->Window-->Show Movie Properties-->Presentation Tab-->Check-->Automatically play movie when open and Enter fullscreen mode when open.

Do a SAVE AS...Save as a reference movie...place in the same folder as you original movie. Drag the reference movie into the dock. Then click and hold on the movie icon in the dock...pick Open at Login.

Open the Energy Saver Pref...Set the time for the computer to start up and shut down...

Hi,

I am experiencing a problem with looping a film in a similar situation.

It will loop for a couple of days but then stop.

Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks, your help would be very much appreciated!

My Mac Mini - 2 Ghz, 2 GB of RAM playing a hd 720 mov in quicktime 7.2 or 7.3 does stop unpredictable after hours or days.
Apple store sugests 1 G extra ram. It may work, but is absurd, as an old G4 450 does the job perfectly for an other movie.

for the moment I switched to my G5 dual, but that is a bad solution.

How did Jadi solve this problem?
anyone else?