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I am using server side code to merge two videos. Problem is that the
newly recorded video is of less length than it should be. I mean if video 1
is of 17.1 and video 2 is of 5 then new video is of 20 and the data from
merged video is lost in some proportions from video1 and video2. What is
the resolve. Here is the code I am using
application.myStream = Stream.get(newName);
if (application.myStream) {
application.myStream.play(video1,0,-1,false);
application.myStream.play(video2,0,-1,false);
application.myStream.record();
}
Regards
Rishi
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| Jake Hilton 2005-04-07, 5:57 pm |
| application.myStream =3D Stream.get(newName);
if (application.myStream) {
application.myStream.record();
application.myStream.play("video1", 0);
application.myStream.play("video2", 0,-1,false);
}
Give that a go.
Thanks,
Jake
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Hi
I am using server side code to merge two videos. Problem is that the=20
newly recorded video is of less length than it should be. I mean if video =
1
is of 17.1 and video 2 is of 5 then new video is of 20 and the data =
from=20
merged video is lost in some proportions from video1 and video2. What is
the resolve. Here is the code I am using
application.myStream =3D Stream.get(newName);
if (application.myStream) {
application.myStream.play(video1,0,-1,false);
application.myStream.play(video2,0,-1,false);
application.myStream.record();
}
Regards
Rishi
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| Hi jake
I tried this but still the results are same as previous.
Rishi
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application.myStream = Stream.get(newName);
if (application.myStream) {
application.myStream.record();
application.myStream.play("video1", 0);
application.myStream.play("video2", 0,-1,false);
}
Give that a go.
Thanks,
Jake
[vbcol=seagreen]
Hi
I am using server side code to merge two videos. Problem is that the
newly recorded video is of less length than it should be. I mean if video 1
is of 17.1 and video 2 is of 5 then new video is of 20 and the data from
merged video is lost in some proportions from video1 and video2. What is
the resolve. Here is the code I am using
application.myStream = Stream.get(newName);
if (application.myStream) {
application.myStream.play(video1,0,-1,false);
application.myStream.play(video2,0,-1,false);
application.myStream.record();
}
Regards
Rishi
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