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Really like this. One suggestion, if you can add the ability to slow down the videos or control what point they are at with a slider like in VLC media player.
As a concept this looks very promising and will definitely come in pretty handy creating some crazy effects out of this world! 5 stars just for the development, effort and the idea. Might become a standart plugin.
At the moment we keep this plugin in "standby" until we can control features such as for example like you already mentioned....
-> trigger various events like "play", "video of choice", "Loop"
-> safe var handling
Love it: I notice that the video player is looping, which is awesome, but there is a small light flash when it's looping, do you think you can prevent that light flash? That way you could use 1 minute videowall loops with cool animations forever!
I guess it's looping because you only have one video? The algorithm currently is like shuffling a deck of cards. I add all the videos to a deck of cards, shuffle them, then deal them off the top as screens need new ones. When the deck is empty I put all the videos back into the pack and shuffle them again.
I'll add a loop button - that will prevent taking new videos (even if it's the same as the old one) and just loop whatever first video each screen gets.
I'll add a loop button - that will prevent taking new videos (even if it's the same as the old one) and just loop whatever first video each screen gets.