Controlling flash presentation with voice over and animation

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March 5, 2009
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Hi everyone,
I have a project coming up where I will have voice over to explain some animation that will appear on stage. It is basically a explanation of what a company does, services they offer...etc.
Can anyone point me in the right direction on where to start something like this? So that my final project has a prev, next, stop, play, pause buttons and all of these affect the animations and voice overs. I suggested to make this on video and bring it into flash using a video player, but they want it to be into a single SWF to put on their website.

Any help would be great!
Thank you,
Rafa.

ActionScript

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kglad

Community Expert

or you can use the netstream class and make your own controls.

kglad

Community Expert

use google to search for a tutorial on flvplayback skinning.

rafa@mediatechAuthor

Inspiring

kglad,
That is what I ended up doing after posting. I made a little demo for my client showing him how well it was running as an FLV and mentioned the possibility of losing sync if we went the other way.

They were not to impress with the default player controls that come with flash. Do you know of any good tutorials on building custom controls (scrub bar, play/pause, prev, next...etc)?

thank you,
Rafa.

kglad

Community Expert

you should go back to your client and explain: if they fail to use an flv file you will either have no way to control the sync'ing of sound and animation or some viewers will see dropped frames from the animation.

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