Falcon Ways
Technical User
Hi. I have a video of someone giving a presentation which i need to add onto our Intranet. I have built a web page containing a custom windows media player on the right and an image of a slide on the left. When the video reaches the next marker, the image on the left should change.
I am doing this by using
document.getElementById("slide").src = "slide" + player.controls.currentMarker + ".jpg";
This is in a function that is called every second by using setInterval.
Actually this is working perfectly for me and everyone in my office. However, in our overseas offices the image does not change when the markers are reached. They are using the same version of Windows Media Player and the same version of Internet Explorer.
My question is - is there something that could prevent the slide from changing? Are there other requirements for the use of video markers or the JScript controls.currentMarker?
I am doing this by using
document.getElementById("slide").src = "slide" + player.controls.currentMarker + ".jpg";
This is in a function that is called every second by using setInterval.
Actually this is working perfectly for me and everyone in my office. However, in our overseas offices the image does not change when the markers are reached. They are using the same version of Windows Media Player and the same version of Internet Explorer.
My question is - is there something that could prevent the slide from changing? Are there other requirements for the use of video markers or the JScript controls.currentMarker?