Video Reference

Provides an object to display a video on the scene. The recommended file format is MPEG4, with H264 video codec and AAC audio codec, to maximize the support of the video on different platform and browsers. Read more explanations about it.

Video

Displays a video.

Object actions

Loop a video
Loop the specified video.

Mute a video
Mute, or unmute, the specified video.

Pause a video
Pause the specified video.

Play a video
Play a video (recommended file format is MPEG4, with H264 video codec and AAC audio codec).

Set playback speed
Set playback speed of the specified video object, (1 = the default speed, >1 = faster and <1 = slower).

Current time
Set the time of the video

Volume
Set the volume of the video object.

Object conditions

Current time
Compare the current time of a video object

Duration
Compare the duration of a video object

Is ended
Check if a video is ended

Playback speed
Compare the playback speed of a video object

Is looped
Check if the video is looped.

Is muted
Check if a video is muted.

Is paused
Check if the video is paused.

Is played
Check if a video is played.

Volume
Compare the current volume of a video object.

Object expressions

Expression	Description
Object.CurrentTime()	Return the current time of a video object (in seconds).
Object.Duration()	Return the duration of a video object (in seconds).
Object.PlaybackSpeed()	Return the playback speed of a video object
Object.Volume()	Get the volume of a video object, between 0 (muted) and 100 (maximum).

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