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2017.1 Release
Build: 16.1.1.0.86
video: mpeg-4 file
I have a video component on my stage, with the source pointing to a file in my folder - "Videos/myVideo.mp4"
When I Test or Publish the file, the video in my folder disappears, so I'm assuming it's deleted because when I search for the file on my computer I can't find it.
Is anyone else having this issue?
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i've never heard of that.
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I'm having same issue today!! Adobe, have an answer??
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I found that I needed to publish to a separate folder. When publishing the HTML5 file to the same folder as the project, the mp4 files would be deleted (not even to the trash folder). When publishing to a separate directory all seems to work.
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I've had the same problem.
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if you find a reproducible bug, please report here - https://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html
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I'm having this problem! What is the solution?
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Yes, I'm having the same issue. This happens every time I select source from the components video's dialogue box, check the javascript and test. Think Animate is so full of bugs.....
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i've still never seen this problem, but maybe you all have some different software (eg, av) on your computers.
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Figured out the bizarre problem. I think animate creates it's own video folder, then when you select the 'source' it puts the .mp4 file into that folder. BUT:::: You need to have a folder outside the 'animate folder' which you most likely called 'video'. or 'videos' and leave it outside the animate directory. Animate will duplicate the .mp4 and put that file in it's own video directory. Not very good universal script writing I must say..... Some how without this 'outside' folder animate just makes your .mp4 dissappear into thin air....
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i've never had that problem. export to ame and visually inspect the export folder.
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