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Are we able to detect when a video has finished playing?
The way below worked in the end. Thanks for the help!
var convertPrivateAugmentationVideo = function (video, signal) {
var onFinishedPlayingFn = function () {
// My code here
};
var options = generateDrawable2DOptions(video);
options.isTransparent = video.properties.videoMode == "overlayAlpha";
options.onFinishedPlaying = onFinishedPlayingFn;
[...]
}
Wikitude Technical Support
Good morning Morgan,
that should certainly work. Would you mind trying to set the callback property when initializing the VideoDrawable instead?
var videoDrawable = new AR.VideoDrawable(..., {
[...],
onFinishedPlaying: function() {
// your code here
}
});
- Daniel
Thanks Daniel, good to know. Where would I specify the code to run? I've tried the following in the template.js file within var convertPrivateAugmentationVideo and it causes the video to not play.
videoDrawable.onFinishedPlaying = function () {
var = "do all this";
};
Wikitude Technical Support
Good morning James,
we offer the onFinishedPlaying event for that. You should get notified via this callback when an AR.VideoDrawable finishes playing, hence the name.
- Daniel
Any ideas on this one?
James Morgan
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