In my opinion, it takes a lot of fiddling around to do this. I would split the video, and have the first part end when it runs out. Keep the timeline running, and start the second part when the audio ends.
To tell the truth, since I'm a lazy control freak, I would put the first video and the audio on a slide, then duplicate the slide, erase the video and audio, and place the second half of the video on the second slide. Have the first slide jump to the second slide when the audio ends. Almost no buttons, triggers, landmarks, cues, or anything else that might be hard, (or hard to get to function correctly), and exact complete control.
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In my opinion, it takes a lot of fiddling around to do this. I would split the video, and have the first part end when it runs out. Keep the timeline running, and start the second part when the audio ends.
To tell the truth, since I'm a lazy control freak, I would put the first video and the audio on a slide, then duplicate the slide, erase the video and audio, and place the second half of the video on the second slide. Have the first slide jump to the second slide when the audio ends. Almost no buttons, triggers, landmarks, cues, or anything else that might be hard, (or hard to get to function correctly), and exact complete control.
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