Bingo! Your option 1 did the trick, Scott. Setting the buffer to ON for the
video player allows the video loop to play smoothly while preserving the
title text as top layer. (Yes, it is for a desktop app.)
Many thanks!
Tom Bodine
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Hi Tom:
Is this a desktop application? If yes, then you might have a couple of
options.
1) Set the alwaysBuffer of the player to true. This will layer the movie
in among the card objects, but depending on your content, performance may
suffer -- you'll have to test. And you'll likely have to cr
The current state of video/audio in LC is about at the 2002 level. Not
up-to-date.
I'd like a timeline object!
sqb
On Sun, Sep 1, 2013 at 11:31 AM, tbodine wrote:
> Thanks, Mark. That's a bummer. My need is to be able to place text
> dynamically in front of video clips, so I really can't do t
Thanks, Mark. That's a bummer. My need is to be able to place text
dynamically in front of video clips, so I really can't do this by editing
the movies. Looks like I'll be waiting for the open source/kickstarter
project to deliver on a new multimedia control. (The roadmap sure looks like
a long hau
Hi Tom,
The video is rendered in a separate (child) window, on top of everything
else. This means that you can't put a control in front of a playing
movie. If you really want this, you need to create a palette window with
that control and display it in front of the movie. I think that the
Kic
