1. Revision number: 1.0.5
2. Widows XP professional, Dell Latitude E6400 Laptop
3. I'm not sure that which code is making this trouble. anyway i copy those code below.
/**
* Loop.
* Built-in video library replaced with gsvideo by Andres Colubri
*
* Move the cursor across the screen to draw.
* Shows how to load and play a QuickTime movie file.
*/

import fullscreen.*;
import processing.serial.*;
import cc.arduino.*;
import codeanticode.gsvideo.*;
PImage black;
PImage Red;
int flag=0;
int time=0;
int AL=0;
GSMovie myMovie;
GSMovie myMovie1;
GSMovie myMovie2;
GSMovie myMovie3;
GSMovie myMovie4;
Arduino arduino;

FullScreen fs;


void setup() {
size(540, 320,P2D);

// 5 fps
frameRate(5);

// Create the fullscreen object
fs = new FullScreen(this);

// enter fullscreen mode
fs.enter();

background(0);

// Load and play the video in a loop

arduino = new Arduino(this, Arduino.list()[0], 115200);

myMovie = new GSMovie(this, "Back5.mov");
// myMovie1 = new GSMovie(this, "sensing_red.mov");
myMovie2 = new GSMovie(this, "B.mov");
myMovie3 = new GSMovie(this, "A_1.mov");
// myMovie4 = new GSMovie(this, "B_1.mov");
black=loadImage("black.jpg");
Red=loadImage("red.jpg");
myMovie.loop();
// myMovie1.loop();
myMovie2.loop();
myMovie3.loop();
// myMovie4.loop();
}


void movieEvent(GSMovie myMovie) {
myMovie.read();
// myMovie1.read();
}

void back(){
tint(255,255);
image(myMovie,0,0,540,320);
// blend(myMovie,0,0,540,320,0,0,540,320,BURN);
}


int valueMap(int value, int in_min, int in_max, int out_min, int out_max)
{
return (value - in_min) * (out_max - out_min) / (in_max - in_min) + out_min;
}


void draw() {

int dstSensor1 = arduino.analogRead(5);
int dstSensor2 = arduino.analogRead(3);
int dstSensor3 = arduino.analogRead(1);

dstSensor1 = valueMap(dstSensor1, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
dstSensor2 = valueMap(dstSensor2, 0, 1023, 0, 255);
dstSensor3 = valueMap(dstSensor3, 0, 1023, 0, 255);

print(dstSensor2 + " ");

back();

if(dstSensor1 > 100 && dstSensor1 < 120 )
{
tint(255,50);
image(myMovie2,0, 0,540,320);
}

if(dstSensor2 > 100 && dstSensor2 < 120 )
{
tint(255,50);
image(myMovie3,0, 0,540,320);
}

if(time==180){
tick1();
}
if(time==220){
tick2();
time=0;
}
time++;

}

void tick1(){
flag=1;
}
void tick2(){
flag=0;
// myMovie1.jump(0);
myMovie2.jump(0);
myMovie3.jump(0);
// myMovie4.jump(0);
}

4. I tried export my pde file to exe. (i checked Windows platfrom/Full Screen / Show a stop
button options.) then, i can find exe fiil in the "appliction.windows" folder. when i executed
that exe file, there're just gray blank screen displayed.

edit]
souce code.

D:\Flur\Downloads\processing-1.0.5\gsvideo-0.5.1\gsvideo\reference\overview-
tree.html <- Here is more information about GS Video Library

(In reply to comment #2)
> Additional Comment #2 From Nicole Jeon 2009-07-24 01:42 [reply]
D:\Flur\Downloads\processing-1.0.5\gsvideo-0.5.1\gsvideo\reference\overview-
tree.html <- Here is more information about GS Video Library

Sorry, i wrote silly comment, the information about GS video library you can find in
below link.

http://users.design.ucla.edu/~acolubri/processing/gsvideo/home/

Almost certainly not a Processing bug, and just a coding/setup error with
how you have GS Video installed and how the fullscreen library is being
used. Please use the forum to get some help with the setup.

Hello,

This is not a Processing bug, it is just the result of the current
inability of GSVideo to properly run from an exported application. However,
there is a current hack that you can use to run you gsvideo apps. It is
described in this thread:

http://processing.org/discourse/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1233308166/30#33

I applied this hack to your sample code, and it actually run as an application.

Thank you guys, Now my app is working by help from ac. :)