I have a situation where I am trying to play 3 videos all over-top of one another. I need to know in time where the user is in the video and then react by showing another slide at the exact same time in a different video on a different layer.
I am open to the idea of doing this another way, but I need to "Mesh" or "Overlap" videos and the animations available won't get the job done here.
Ultimately, if: - I can go to 8 sec on layer 1 and then click a button. - Be at 8 sec on layer 2, that is the goal.
There's no trigger to jump to a specific point on the timeline.
You could create layers to represent specific points on the timeline and then add the video that's been cropped to that point.
Something to keep in mind, layering videos to play at the same time may be problematic for the end user. It may play great for you, but depending on device or bandwidth they may not get the same experience.
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There's no trigger to jump to a specific point on the timeline.
You could create layers to represent specific points on the timeline and then add the video that's been cropped to that point.
Something to keep in mind, layering videos to play at the same time may be problematic for the end user. It may play great for you, but depending on device or bandwidth they may not get the same experience.
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