I'm building a web page that will have a graphic with hot spots on it. The
hotspots will correspond to (less than 2 dozen) individual QT audio movies
(about 1 second each) as well as a couple of instances where clicking will
play a series of audio movies using the QTNEXT command. I want the movies
to begin loading into memory as soon as the page is opened, but only play on
demand. I want no controllers visible ever.
I think I'll be able to get the hotspot part figured out, but while working
up toward that, I've discovered a problem. In this mockup I'm using a
graphic saved as .mov -- used as a poster movie to make the audio movie
play. The poster movie shows up and both the individual .mov's as well as
the series of movies played with QTNEXT work, however after the movie has
finished playing, the controller is visible. I don't want to see it; I want
the poster.mov to be there so it can be clicked again. Suggestions?
Thanks.
Bob
-- BEGIN HTML ---------------------------------------------------
Click an icon to hear a sound.<BR>
<embed src="poster.mov" width="21" height="21" controller="false"
href="1.mov" target="myself" controller="false">
<embed src="poster.mov" width="21" height="21" controller="false"
href="2.mov" target="myself" controller="false">
<BR><BR>
Click the icon to play the files consecutively.<BR>
<embed src="poster.mov" width="21" height="21" controller="false"
href="1.mov" target="myself" controller="false" autoplay="false"
QTNEXT1="<2.mov> T<myself> controller="false" autoplay="false" "
-- END HTML -----------------------------------------------------
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