Hi guys,
is it possible to load multiple video files into a single movie clip?
So that I can select which video is currently running and I do not have to create my whole control setup for every single movie clip.
Maybe there is another way to build it all up. The principle is simply to control multiple videos via a single movie clip.
Thanks for your help
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Movie Clip
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Re: Movie Clip
No, you can't load multiple video files into a single movie clip.
Depending on what you're trying to achieve, there are different approaches:
you could simply change the filename in the movie clip node. That's possible at runtime and will unload the current clip and load the new one. However this means that for a moment the movie clip won't play as it needs to load at least some data of the new file. You could use this if you're hiding the video surface anyway. You change the video in the background and later make the video visible and start it.
you could (and should) build a video playing container that has all the features you need. Read into interface containers. They are relatively easy to maintain. You then have several instances of that container - one for each video - and build your logic araound that.
cheers,
rou
Depending on what you're trying to achieve, there are different approaches:
you could simply change the filename in the movie clip node. That's possible at runtime and will unload the current clip and load the new one. However this means that for a moment the movie clip won't play as it needs to load at least some data of the new file. You could use this if you're hiding the video surface anyway. You change the video in the background and later make the video visible and start it.
you could (and should) build a video playing container that has all the features you need. Read into interface containers. They are relatively easy to maintain. You then have several instances of that container - one for each video - and build your logic araound that.
cheers,
rou