On Sep 6, 2005, at 6:15 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
...Note that you can also import video into a stack as a videoClip.
Another note. VideoClip objects seem to be a weird hybrid. The VideoClip object uses a player to display it's video. So if QuickTime is installed then it will play videos and audio files that QuickTime supports (at least in my tests). It seems to have problems with SWF files and some other formats that a player object would open however.
You also get very limited playback control with a VideoClip. You can show the controller but if the video reaches the end of the movie then the VideoClip object disappears (which is intended behavior). If you really want to embed your video inside of your stack then a VideoClip object is the way to go. Besides that, I haven't thought of any reasons why you would want to use a VideoClip object rather than a player object.
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