I would probably suggest placing the attribute "time" to your replace tags, since you don't have that set, if you do the flips too fast, it is probably getting confused. Set the flip left and right over 1 sec and see if that helps the issue.

Happy to hear you resolved this issue on your own. What was the issue? The code above, looks sufficient.

Great, glad to hear.

Check out this post: http://community.rarewire.com/rarewir...

This should give you what you need.

Brandon,

After talking with development about this issue, it isn't sure we can improve on this and avoid the flicker. Apple's video player does not allow us to run two videos back to back like this.

What I might suggest to achieve this scenario is to make a static image of the last frame of your first video and alpha it up and the video down when it is done playing. Then you should be able to alpha up the second video over the image without a flicker.

The error you are seeing seems to indicate that you used a release provisioning profile for your Ad-Hoc build. You didn't change your provisioning profile between your builds did you?

There was an error in the documentation, width and height are actually read only object properties. Sorry about that.

The preferred method to achieve what you want is to use the scale action with no time or a time of 0 defined.

Let me look into this and I will get back with you.

Thanks for asking.

fusebox is a newer version of the our code engine. We had various reasons why we rebranded the name, but for you this means that we have added several new object properties and new mapping tags. Additionally you can now utilize the camera and event tags too.

I shortened your code to contain a single video tag to look like the the code below. Unfortunately, with the same results. I am escalating this issue and will hopefully have an answer soon.

Thanks.

<wire> 


<main> 


 <panel name="vid" alias="VID" ypos="200" xpos="100" height="525" width="792">


        <video name="video-player" alias="VIDEO" height="100%" width="100%" controls="no" scalingmode="yes" loop="no" ></video>


        <panel name="clickpanel" alias="CLICKPANEL" height="100%" width="100%" onclick="playVid2"></panel>


 </panel>


</main>


<actions>  


    <action name="playVid" oninit="yes">


	<vidcontrol type="play" file="mol_part1.mp4" target="VIDEO" />


    </action>


    <action name="playVid2" >


	<vidcontrol type="play" file="mol_page2.mp4" target="VIDEO"  />


        <set  target="CLICKPANEL" onclick="fadebullets" />


    </action>


</actions>  


</wire> 


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