Well, -t does not quite do what I would like to achieve. It now quickly jumps to the next movie after having played a few frames of one file, and continues to do so. Would I would like is just a sequence; i.e. play file01, then play file02, then play03, then start over with file01 again. When given the commad
swfcombine -a file01.swf file02.swf file03.swf -o combined.swf I get the sequence, but not the loop. Regards, Wouter On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 11:55 PM, Chris Pugh <[email protected]> wrote: > Try using the -t option, as in .. > > swfcombine -t file01.swf file02.swf file03.swf [ -o combined.swf ] > > and see what happens then. > > Regards, > > > Chris. > > 2009/1/27 Wouter Verheijen <[email protected]>: >> Hi all, >> >> I am very glad to have discovered the swftools; they will be of much use! >> >> At the moment I am particulary interested in the swfcombine utility, >> with the -a switch, to create a movie sequence for a public display. >> The issue I encounter now is that the Flash player cannot play the >> resulting swf file in a loop. That is, the playback stops at the last >> frame of the movie, even though the "Loop" menu option is activated on >> the Flash player. I would expect that the movie is restarted at the >> first frame. Could you please shed some light on why this happens, and >> possibly how it can be resolved? Thanks!! >> >> (I tested with swftools-2009-01-06-2243, Flash Player 10 on Windows and >> Linux) >> >> Regards, >> Wouter >> >> >> > >
