Maybe the VLC extension would be able to control playback rate? I know the VLC app can do it. Playing my AVI in external player such as MediaPlayer Classic its all OK, but after importing this AVI to frame I can hear only. It's kind of a weird workaround, but I'm not sure of any other way to do it at this point. Im learning Fusion 2.5 for 1 week so far and I met now a problem, problem with playing avi in app frame. For anyone else who needs to do this as well, you have to have an active object with at least the number of frames you're going to load with a loop (if you number your jpgs you can use the loop index to load the frames in a sequence). It looks like maybe only uncompressed AVI files can do that?įor my purposes, I might have to stick with loading jpgs as animations so I can control the playback rate. Unfortunately, as you already mentioned, I am not able to change the playback rate with mp4 files either. (I thought Fusion saved only the changes, not the whole file each time.) In the Event Editor you can right click on the speaker and. If you want to keep the code you can replace the sounds in the Data Elements with a single small sound file. I didn't even have to do a 'Build and Run' like I normally do with videos. In the Event Editor you can right click on the speaker and select - delete any action in this column.

It works great! I just switched to DirectX11 and it loaded up an MP4 encoded with h.264 no problem. The easiest way to install Extensions in Fusion 2.5 can be seen below. CruddyBuddy I can send you a beta of the Active Direct Show object with the DirectX 11 option so that you see if videos play on your machine (PS: I've tested the Set Rate action with Media Foundation, same problem with compressed files). Installing Extensions (added functionality) for Multimedia Fusion 2 (MMF2) or Fusion 2.5 is simple Both processes are relatively the same, except the first one which was introduced with Fusion 2.5.

Play video files in multimedia fusion 2