Andrew Kirkpatrick wrote: > > These both are additional steps, and I would also prefer to avoid > them also. > This is true, but it adds to dev time, server overhead, and complexity. Bah!!! >> This "hijacking" issue has become such a problem that I find >> myself recommending people actual create native >> (non-proprietary) SMIL files and importing them into FLASH to >> create captioned Flash Files - at least then we don't have a >> situation of dueling media players to contend with. > > This is a great idea! Do you have any demos? LOL... That's not a surprising response Andrew... While I don't have any samples handy at this time, I previously did this using the HiCaption extension [http://www.adobe.com/products/flash/extensions/hicaption/], which worked well and was pretty straight-forward to use. HiSoftware has a sample video available at: http://www.hisoftware.com/hmccflash/hmccfl1demo.htm - quality could be a bit better (Frame rate), but a decent sample of how it turned out. Clicking on the "CC" opens and closes the caption area - nice. Cheers! JFReceived on Thursday, 26 October 2006 20:12:47 GMT
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