I think you need to SELECT on video 2 (in your timeline) and then click VIDEO OPTIONS (for this specific video) at the top of your screen on the ribbon. Change the PLAY VIDEO from AUTOMATICALLY, to WHEN TRIGGERED.
What (I think) is happening is video 2 is playing behind video 1 when the timeline starts and you can't see it.
Make sure that Video 1 is set to play "automatically" using the same steps as above, or using a trigger to Play when timeline starts. That might be missing.
I'm having a similar issue - my second video just sits there showing one frame (not the intial frame, however). I will play around with the video play options and see if that helps.
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I think you need to SELECT on video 2 (in your timeline) and then click VIDEO OPTIONS (for this specific video) at the top of your screen on the ribbon. Change the PLAY VIDEO from AUTOMATICALLY, to WHEN TRIGGERED.
What (I think) is happening is video 2 is playing behind video 1 when the timeline starts and you can't see it.
Great idea! I'd never seen the Video Options menu before.
Unfortunately, trying what you suggested didn't help, as shown by this video.
Make sure that Video 1 is set to play "automatically" using the same steps as above, or using a trigger to Play when timeline starts. That might be missing.
I figured out that it DOES work (maybe because of the changes suggested by Tracy), just not when I press the play button beneath the timeline.
When I use Preview or Publish, the second video plays correctly.
I'm having a similar issue - my second video just sits there showing one frame (not the intial frame, however). I will play around with the video play options and see if that helps.
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