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2. Screen position (AT X Y). [default=50 50]
3. Hold. If you include the word hold, the script will not continue until the video file is
complete.
4. Display size. Select one of the following:
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size=1X Authored size
size=2X Twice authored size
size=1/16 One-sixteenth of the screen area
size=1/4 one-fourth of the screen area [default]
size=1/2 one-half of the screen area
size=FS full-screen
size=NONE No display (useful for audio files)
5. Controls. Select one of the following:
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controls=none
controls=some [default]
controls=all
6. Volume. Specify a number from 0 to 100. The default volume is the maximum (100).
Zero is not actually mute, but a very low volume.
7. Loop. Specify the number of times the file should play.
8. Ontop. This optional parameter is sometimes needed to ensure that the media is visible
on top of other images.
9. :nowait. This works like all other :nowait options: if it is specified, the Microsoft Media
Player will begin to load before the previous character is finished its speech or actions.
May be used to "hide" the load time for the Media Player.
The PlayMedia command assigns a value of one to the variable &Response if the media file
successfully starts or a zero if it does not.
Examples:
PlayMedia "&media\STSland.mpeg" at 50 50 wait size=FS
PlayMedia "&media\guitar.wma" at 50 50 size=NONE controls=none
PlayMedia "c:\my files\music.mp3" at 50 50 size=1/4 controls=none
Note in these examples the use of the variable "&media". This variable is created
automatically by Vox Proxy and points by default to the directory:
\program files\vox proxy\media
Wizard:
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