I can imagine that animating embedded flash objects would be a tricky
business, though I haven't tried it myself.
You might want to try positioning a div on top of it, using higher z-
index and making sure that the flash object has wmode="transparent".
Start with the div hidden, and then fadeIn() the div, switch the
video, and fadeOut() the div, in that order.
--Karl
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On Nov 18, 2007, at 11:35 AM, spherop wrote:
i have a div that contains the html of a youtube video embedcode.
when a user clicks on a thumbnail of a different video, content is
retrieved
by .getJSON, and then .html is used to load it into the same div.
when the new video embed is loaded, i'd like to have a really clean
transition. currently, the div goes white, then the new video shows
up. is
it possible to dissolve between the 2 videos visually?
maybe i need 2 divs?
anyone have any tips here? are there particular jquery functions or
a plugin
that would make this happen?
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