Interactive video

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December 6, 2017
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I need to add hotspots to video to go to certain points in video. Output should be one mpeg4 file with all code embedded in mpeg. At the moment I import video but when I export it as video again via Adobe media Encoder I just get a blank video. When I create a simple Flash animation and add a button to go to another frame none of the interaction exports to video. Is it at all possible to import video, add some hotspots and then export video to mpeg4 again?

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Correct answer kglad

yes, but you can't export a video that's interactive.

J

janj27447920Author

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Thanks all for clearing this up. I suspected as much.

kglad

Community Expert

you're welcome.

C

ClayUUID

Legend

To further beat the dead horse, there is nothing in the MPEG4 standard (or any popular video standard that I'm aware of) that supports any kind of interactivity. It's not a limitation of the exporter, it's a limitation of the format itself. Video formats encode audio/video, and nothing else.

Joseph Labrecque

Community Expert

@kglad is correct. You would need to have interactive elements overlaying the video content and straight video export (using any program) does not support this.

kglad

Correct answer

Community Expert

yes, but you can't export a video that's interactive.

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