meddling
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Tue Oct 25, 2005 4:30 pm Post subject:
Synchronizing WMV Video and PPT Slides - on a HTML page |
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I want to be able to synchronize Windows Media VIDEO and PowerPoint Slides?
I currently know how to do the same with Flash but would love to be able to
use ALL MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGIES!
Ideally, I want 2 screens, side by side, Movie screen to the left and slides
would swap on the right screen. ALL THIS in a HTML page.
These "slides" would change at times PRE-DEFINED by the programmer.
Products like the Office Producer are great, but I want to experience with
this new HTML code and build up on it. Can it all be built in HTML? (Add a
Windows Media Control to the HTML page then find a way to sync these slides
with my video. Simple as that.)
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Sebastian Gottschalk
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Tue Oct 25, 2005 4:30 pm Post subject:
Re: Synchronizing WMV Video and PPT Slides - on a HTML page |
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meddling wrote:
| Quote: | I want to be able to synchronize Windows Media VIDEO and PowerPoint Slides?
I currently know how to do the same with Flash but would love to be able to
use ALL MICROSOFT TECHNOLOGIES!
Ideally, I want 2 screens, side by side, Movie screen to the left and slides
would swap on the right screen. ALL THIS in a HTML page.
These "slides" would change at times PRE-DEFINED by the programmer.
Products like the Office Producer are great, but I want to experience with
this new HTML code and build up on it. Can it all be built in HTML? (Add a
Windows Media Control to the HTML page then find a way to sync these slides
with my video. Simple as that.)
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Welcome to another round of Jeopardy.
I'm taking "web scripting", 500.
"A scripting technology that allows HTML Objects to fire events and to
propagate method access. The standardized and more restricted version is
called ECMAScript."
"What is JavaScript?"
And now for the stupid:
<object id="foo" data="foo.wmv type="video/x-ms-wmv"></object>
<object id="bar" data="bar.ppt type="application/x-ms-office-ppt"></object>
<!-- one might add the Java Applet and JavaScript for WMP event routing for
Netscape -->
<script type="text/javascript">
foo=document.getElementById("foo");
bar=document.getElementById("bar");
var x,y;
try {
x=foo.$WMPScriptingMethod;
y=bar.$PowerPointScriptingMethod;
} catch (Expection e) {
// webbrowser is sane and denies plugin scripting for security reasons
};
if (typeof(x) != null && typeof(x) != 'undefined' && //same for y //) {
whatever_you_want(x,y); // use event routing, timing, calls, ...
} else {
// methods not supported.
// possible reasons: - browser denies access
// - loaded plugin is not WMP and has other methods
// - loaded plugin is not WMP and has no methods
}
</script>
For the large varieties of reasons why this could not be supported, it's an
extremely stupid idea. Why don't you either embed WMP videos in your Slides
or export the Slides to a WMP video?
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