I am having difficulty disabling a learners ability to fast forward certain videos. I have added a trigger and variable for the learner to complete the media before they can click "next" which works for audio media but so far doesn't work for videos. The seekbar is set to "allow drag after completion" in the media player. With the videos, they are still able to drag the seekbar in the actual video but not the seekbar in the slide.
I just stumbled across your response. This works to block out all of the seekbar controls but I would like to retain the ability to rewind and pause. Any thoughts as to how to accomplish this?
You could create two transparent shapes (or one freeform shape) to cover the video screen and the video's seeekbar, but leave the pause/continue button uncovered.
Hi, Lauren. I just tried this out. When I set the seekbar to 'Allow drag after completion' in the media player, then set 'Show video controls' to 'None,' that did the trick. You can also select the Play/Pause option, yet I don't know a way to permit rewinding. (Please see attachment.)
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You could put a transparent shape over the video`s seekbar.
I just stumbled across your response. This works to block out all of the seekbar controls but I would like to retain the ability to rewind and pause. Any thoughts as to how to accomplish this?
You could create two transparent shapes (or one freeform shape) to cover the video screen and the video's seeekbar, but leave the pause/continue button uncovered.
Hi, Lauren. I just tried this out. When I set the seekbar to 'Allow drag after completion' in the media player, then set 'Show video controls' to 'None,' that did the trick. You can also select the Play/Pause option, yet I don't know a way to permit rewinding. (Please see attachment.)
Would that work for your purposes?
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