Creating a Video with Synchronized Captions in Macromedia Flash 8
- Mar 3, 2006
- Sample Chapter is provided courtesy of Sams
- About the Projects
- Prerequisites
- Planning the Projects
- Project: Navigation Cue Points in a .flv File
- Project: ActionScript Cue Points for Captions in an XML File
- Project: Basic Caption Display Template
- Project: Channeling Cue Points to the Caption Display
- Project: Code for Audio-only Captions
- Project: Advanced Captioning Template
- Project: Synchronized Images Template
- Exploring the Support Classes
- Final Thoughts
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- Importing Graphics into Flash CS3 Professional
- Creating a Video with Synchronized Captions in Macromedia Flash 8
- Importing Graphics into Flash
- Importing Graphics into Flash
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- Using Video in Flash MX
- Including Sound in Your Flash MX Animation
- Animation the Old-Fashioned Way with Flash MX
- Importing Graphics into Flash MX
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Macromedia Flash 8 @work: Projects and Techniques to Get the Job Done
About the Projects
The projects in this chapter are the most universally practical projects in a book full of practical projects! At the core, you’ll build text captions for video content. You’ll also learn to create any kind of synchronization. For example, you can display bits of trivia on top of the video (like the old VH1 music video show Pop Up Video). Although you can always include such content right inside the video, keeping it separate in the Flash movie lets you easily modify it or even temporarily turn it off. Everything here also applies to audio. Not only are the synchronization concepts identical for video and audio, you can use what you build here for any audio-only projects you develop.
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