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Fastforward rewind
Hi
I have a movie clip with a quicktime movie inside. I want to naviagate through it with fastforward and stop buttons. So far i've got really rudimentory buttons. with this script: on (press) { slideshow.gotoAndPlay (slideshow._currentframe+90); } But what would be better is if I could press fast forward and speed up the framerate and press play to resume play or Hold down on fastforward and let go at the desired position. Also please see this thread if you feel super helpful http://www.webforumz.com/flash-forum...-projector.htm Thanks |
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Re: Fastforward rewind
I would just have a fast forward button with a command to jump ahead 30 frames or so. Depends on your frame rate.
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Re: Fastforward rewind
Thanks for your reply MrMadison
problem with that is the client wants it like coventional fast forward and rewind button. With your way it would just skip forward 30 frames or so and resume play. Have youy got any other ideas? Could you look at the ofther thread too. Thanks again |
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