On Wed, 15 Sep 2010 18:27:30 +0200 Pablo Rodríguez <oi...@web.de> wrote:
> On 09/14/2010 10:56 AM, Chris wrote: > > Could you redefine your problem? Why exactly did you wish to > > have two videos at different frame rates. Is this with or without > > audio? > > I was wrong assuming that to embed different videos (video files > converted into SWF) I should set them to the lowest fps rate. It seems > to be the highest one, otherwise videos with decreased frame rates will > be played too slow. My experimentation says the answer to that one, no. Separate containers, and you can have separate swfs at separate frame rates ( with the proviso given previously, that it you if meddle with an individual video's frame rate, it destroys the sync with any embedded sound ) > http://www.ousia.tk/freeculture.php and I would like to be able to > generate presentations like http://lessig.blip.tv/file/3730123/. You can certainly do that with swfc. No problem at all. > but it has a major shortcoming: it is not possible to > embed videos in the final presentation (I'm consciously avoiding > external playing). There is no shortcoming at all Pablo. You *CAN* embed multiple videos, both swf and flv inside another swf, or swfs. After all, that is what a sprite actually is, now isn't it? > But there is something I simply don't get. It is possible to generate > PDF files that contain a SWF video player > http://flv-player.net/, that plays the embedded video in whichever > format it might be .. anything that does, can be done with swfc. > (http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/flashmovie/ If you'd scanned the README for the above program, you have noticed that this only works because Adobe have embedded a Flash component in Adobe Reader 9 and upwards. > in this case there is no problem with different frame rates in embedded > videos. Why is this not possible within SWF files? But it is. You can even have them all playing at the same time. Would you care for a link to a flash file, within a flash file, within a flv, within a...? ;o) Regards, Chris.