[jQuery] Re: Check if movie (.mp4) is finished

how does touch it finished? 2009/7/26 Sam Sherlock sam.sherl...@gmail.com I think you'd have to load a swf and have that call back to the page (via ex interface) when its completed hth - S 2009/7/25 Eswip i...@fairmedia.nl Hi everyone, I'm using the jQuery Media Plugin to play a movie

[jQuery] Re: Check if movie (.mp4) is finished

Hi Eswip, It is possible to use the getEndTime method of the quicktime movie, but I think only when the plugin/movie has loaded. Apple docs: http://developer.apple.com/documentation/QuickTime/REF/QT41_HTML/QT41WhatsNew-74.html Not sure how you would implement this though... bjorsq on

[jQuery] Re: Check if movie (.mp4) is finished

I tried getting a decent .swf file with the movie.. but when I exported it from After Effects the file was 66MB.. also tried to do it using Adobe Flash and inserting the .mp4 file, but had problems with syncing the audio and video.. So if anyone knows how to create a nice .swf from a video file

[jQuery] Re: Check if movie (.mp4) is finished

Hey, thnx for that.. but the movie has a standard playing time (about 40 seconds), so I already know that after 40 seconds the movie starts playing, I car remove the embed tag. The problem is that the movie will not start inmediately when activated, since it has to download and buffer first.

[jQuery] Re: Check if movie (.mp4) is finished

I think you'd have to load a swf and have that call back to the page (via ex interface) when its completed hth - S 2009/7/25 Eswip i...@fairmedia.nl Hi everyone, I'm using the jQuery Media Plugin to play a movie (.mp4) on a page when a button is clicked. But I want to remove the embed from