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seek command
Posted: 03 Apr 2007 17:42
by afroman
hi
could anyone tell me how the seek command is used and possible show an example
Posted: 03 Apr 2007 22:05
by dionoea
Seek is quite complex, I'll try to list the multiple syntaxes here:
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control (name) seek 90 # Seek to 90% of the movie length
control (name) seek +10 # Seek 10% forward
control (name) seek -21.3 # Seek 21.3% backwards
control (name) seek 90ms # Seek to 90ms after movie start
control (name) seek +10ms # Seek 10ms forward
control (name) seek -21ms # Seek 21ms backward
control (name) seek 90s # Seek to 90s after movie start
control (name) seek +10s # Seek 10s forward
control (name) seek -21s # Seek 21s backward
Posted: 04 Apr 2007 12:40
by afroman
ok thanks very much il try it now
cheers mate
Re: seek command
Posted: 24 Jul 2007 00:47
by dynamitemedia
im confused....
is that possible to put in the html page?
and when i try different options i get
setup popey21start append control popeye21 seek
would this be ok?
setup popey21start append control popeye21 seek +00:21:01:59
why in my example it shows " setup popey21start append " and not in yours? should this part be deleted? it was made by using the schedule and append control in the HTML
Re: seek command
Posted: 24 Jul 2007 14:55
by dionoea
That second control looks fine if poopey21start is a schedule item. You'll need to use one of the seeking argument formats listed in my previous post though.