My original plan was to only use one .mpg in this presentation, however it could run 250MB to 300MB.
So I started to test a "daisy-chain":
1. WMP Object loads .mpg #1
2. Action on-end-of-stream loads .mpg #2
This works fine (except for black flickering between videos from my black frame background...so will have to use fade-in & fade-out to/from black in the videos I guess.
Then I just realized my "Reset" (Replay) action in my own Navigation bar will NOT return to .mpg #1, but #2 (the last .mpg viewed).
So I also decided I had better try to load a 3rd .mpg and found myself STUCK.
My Reset/Replay Video Navigation text (buttons) are on several different pages of the project (like documents, contact page, etc.), and when I started this, a "Page.Jump" action back to the video frame page worked okay...when I only had ONE .mpg.
If a 250MB-300MB .mpg may cause loading problems on older machines, then I need to break it up. At the same time, to make this seamless...so the viewer can not jump around themselves to video segments out-of-context. AND...to be able to Reset/Restart the video chain FROM THE 1ST .mpg.
Any assistance is appreciated...but I don't do well with text explanations unless in:
Step 1 =
Step 2 =
Step 3 =
...format...THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Eric
So I started to test a "daisy-chain":
1. WMP Object loads .mpg #1
2. Action on-end-of-stream loads .mpg #2
This works fine (except for black flickering between videos from my black frame background...so will have to use fade-in & fade-out to/from black in the videos I guess.
Then I just realized my "Reset" (Replay) action in my own Navigation bar will NOT return to .mpg #1, but #2 (the last .mpg viewed).
So I also decided I had better try to load a 3rd .mpg and found myself STUCK.
My Reset/Replay Video Navigation text (buttons) are on several different pages of the project (like documents, contact page, etc.), and when I started this, a "Page.Jump" action back to the video frame page worked okay...when I only had ONE .mpg.
If a 250MB-300MB .mpg may cause loading problems on older machines, then I need to break it up. At the same time, to make this seamless...so the viewer can not jump around themselves to video segments out-of-context. AND...to be able to Reset/Restart the video chain FROM THE 1ST .mpg.
Any assistance is appreciated...but I don't do well with text explanations unless in:
Step 1 =
Step 2 =
Step 3 =
...format...THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
Eric
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