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Fixed video loop issue creates new issue
Hello,
I am looking for a work around for what I believe is an issue created from fixing the video loop issue.
What is happening is now video reverts back to the first frame when completed.
In the past, video ended on the last frame and would stay there. We have built many activities leveraging this functionality. for example, we have a video complete with a question prompt within the video and then a layer pops up with question.
Now when the video ends it loops back to the first frame and we experience a really awkward jump when played from a trigger. Incidentally we don't experience this when the video auto plays, but for ADA reasons we don't auto play.
I have tried stopping the video via a timeline trigger prior to the end and the revert to first frame is still an issue so that isn't a possible solution.
Two questions, is this fallout from the video loop update and is there a work around to make video end and stay on the last frame?
Thanks
Mike
As a point of reference I rolled my install back to June 2024 (3.88) prior to the loop fix and it worked as intended.
So I just needed to talk this out. One solution I found was to set the video to auto play but PAUSE it when the timeline starts. As stopping it any where during playback of the video timeline sets it back to the first frame.
Stopping it right before the video ends was my first thought, but that ties the action to the player timeline which can very easily get out of sync with the video timeline.
For whatever reason if it auto plays it does indeed stop on the last frame upon completion. I don't know if this is by design but it is frustrating.
Again as with the post above this did in fact become a problem with the looping fix.
Any admin seeing this I suggest creating a check box for looping video and go back to the original video playback functionality so we have a choice, I would put it in the suggestion box but at this point I am too disappointed to.
Yes, indeed michaelroddick, this is very frustrating and it appears that testing all possible ways the new fix would impact video in this application, before updating to fix the loop, was overlooked. No new request to put back a feature that was already included should be required.
We are also looking for the fix to happen as soon as possible, since we do what you had been doing with video for many years.
Articulate - any chance you help us out?!
