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• Interactive PDF - video player encompassing Report on the next slide

  Already posted it in the InDesign forum and was here...

  For some reason, after viewing a video on an interactive pdf, the bounding box for the video player carries on the next slide. I tested on other machines, and it happens on each of them, with some just showing the hit box, some showing the area filled with black, so I am quite confused. It is not a major problem, but this does not mean that I'll have to duplicate the following slides directly video content to work around this problem. I don't know if it has something to do with the format of file or something like that, but I was not able to find similar problems or corrections online.

  I found that a right click and choose 'Disable content' solves the problem, but are an inconvenience and does not look good in a presentation.

  Thank you!

  This is a long-standing bug, doubt it will ever fixed. You can use Acrobat to edit annotation properties to 'disable when' = page is not visible, so the Flash Player instance is unloaded battery screen - which generally contributes to InDesign allow you to control this setting.

• How do you get video to automatically rewind to start once played in an interactive pdf?

  I'm pretty new to this adventure in the Jungle of Indesign. I've set up a video. This video is exported to an interactive pdf. When a user clickes on the interactive pdf, video plays to the end and stops on melted thin black rectangle.

  In its current form, the video goes black and the black rectangle stays on the screen. The video does not show the opening image.

  I would like the video to return at the beginning of the video and view the original video image.

  Is there a way to do this?

  Thanks for any help you can offer. I've been searching around the internet, watched some videos of You Tube regarding the media group, but nothing seems if take care of how get video initially once a user played.

  The default SWF video player inserted in a PDF widget does not support looping, and there is no way to change the inside of InDesign - you must modify the widget.

  We have a free replacement version that natively supports the closure and can be used in Acrobat 9 + and InDesign CS5 +. To install, extract the VideoPlayer.swf the following file, keeping the existing ones as a backup:

  • For Acrobat, put it in the Program Files(x86)/Adobe/Acrobat xAcrobat/multimedia/readers of skins
  • For InDesign, put it in the Program Files(x86)/Adobe/Adobe InDesign CSx/Presets/multimedia

  where 'x' represents the version number.

  Place your video as before and export to PDF and the widget will be used instead of the default version of non closure. He has a bunch of other advanced features, you can control within Acrobat using scripts, once the PDF file has been exported.

• AutoPlay video in interactive pdf format

  I have an interactive pdf with embedded video. PDF is made by InDesign and has the mark of 'playing the loading of the Page '. It works normally on computers Windows different DC Acrobat Reader and Acrobat Reader 11: video starts automatically after the page loads. But on some other computers Windows with Acrobat Reader 11this does not work, and the user must press the "play" button to start the video.

  The file is not protected.

  What could be a reason for this strange situation? What can we do?

  [Question becomes the Acrobat forum Rich Media & 3D ]

• Set up vimeo or youtube video in interactive PDF InDesign CC

  Hello!

  I've read several articles about it but can't find a way to solve this problem:

  , I have created an interactive PDF using InDesign CC and I would like to embed vimeo and youtube videos to play directly in the file. When I insert the URL does not work because it starts by https:// (not http://). Deletion of obviously the doe "s" does not solve the problem because he says it's not compatible with Flash Player.

  Is there anyway that I can fix this?

  I decided to create an interactive PDF only because I wanted to be able to integrate online videos!

  You can not. Several years ago YouTube was a Flash API for direct playback of video integrated inside a SWF file of parent (the only way to do it in a PDF file), but it also allowed the population to ignore advertising, so they we closed. The current API only supports the incorporation of HTML for web pages.

  The URL 'embed' to sites like YouTube and Vimeo is a link to their web page, not the video file itself (legally you can't link directly to the video stream so I will not explain how it could be done). Acrobat video player will not accept a URL that points to the video file or a stream RTMP connector, that's why the URL must end with a valid extension like ".mp4."

  The only options are:

  1. Stir all of the video file in the PDF - assuming you have a copy, and have the right to publish it. Easier to do, but the size of the file can be a problem.
  2. Host the video file on your own website and put the HTTP link in the annotation dialog box (simple but anyone can download a copy, is not safe).
  3. Listen to the file using Adobe Media Server (course but very expensive).

• Why the video full page are resized in my interactive pdf document?

  Hi all

  I have an interactive pdf with a video that does not appear in the correct size, its 65% of the original.

  This video is created with After Effects, using a composition of 1024 * 768 px.

  The Indesign document, the pdf is created has the same dimensions.

  If the video is meant to cover the pdf together, for the view page fullscreen.

  However, it does appear that 65%, with a black edge around it...

  Do I did wrong?

  Best, Erik

  OK, so the video is to maintain a size fixed when you zoom in and out of the page. You use my widget VideoPlayerX in InDesign or standard? VPX will play fixed size by default.

• Streaming video to interactive PDF

  I read everything I can on this subject, and although it seems that I should be able to do, I couldn't so far to make it work!

  My dilemma: Create an interactive PDF to InDesign CS6, and I would include links to various video streaming in the pdf.  I would like that they are running in the PDF (as a floating window), not going out to the web browser to users.  I would like people to read, and then play that their new if they wish to listen, aka, loop, I guess.

  My attempts: I created the play button (to start the video) in InD and when I exported in PDF format, I tried to put the video up there.  I had minimal success with this route.  I have also tried to do all this directly in InD, including the link to the video, but had no success.

  I downloaded two different Flash players for replacement and tried to make two of them work, but without real success.  However, I admit well that I'm not as technically savy as what they expect, because I don't really understand the whole of the party "do this in Java.  I tried to copy their stuff of script in and replace my info where I've seen it do, but apparently, there are other ongoing things that I don't get.

  Help!  If anyone has any suggestions, I'd be very happy.  Or even if there is a place you can fly me to learn how to do it, I'll go.  So far, most of the stuff has been programmatically over my head, although I'm not a new user to the Creative Suite, unfortunately, it was all impression.

  There is currently a limitation in the way that InDesign CS6 implements rich media, as well as the floating window options are not available if the media asset is referenced with a URL (there is no technical reason why it wouldn't work and it may well be possible in a future version of InDesign, but I make no promises). You also can not work around the problem by placing the SWF player widget, as InDesign doesn't let you define FlashVars or attach resources to an annotation of media.

  Yes, in your case it would be more effective to work on the videos in a separate vacuum if you do not trawl by a too complex structure tag, then copy / paste them in the actual file.

  In terms of the marking system forum, that a response can be "correct", but several can be 'useful '. It's your choice as to which is which.

• You can save the audio of a video embedded in a pdf file?

  I can't find anything about this, so I'll ask. A customer sent an interactive pdf of company produces us and wants us to use the audio of a video clip that is in the pdf file. We asked for the audio clip, but they don't know who to pick all this up and keep just by saying that it is in the pdf file. While others try to explain that a pdf and mp3 files are not the same thing. I can look in a fall back position to try to extract the audio (or video). There is no question of copyright here. Peon customer just can't / won't get the right file.

  Maybe someone can help or point me to the info that says that's not possible.

  Thank you.

  There is software available to capture anything that would play through your speakers by capturing the output before it hits the speakers. On Mac, I used Audio Hijack and WireTap Studio. I'm sure there are similar programs for Windows.

• Interactive PDF - thumbnail of video?

  Hello

  Not knowing much about InDesign in general, so I can use this knowledge to solve the specific problem I have, I hope you can help me.

  I need to put an image in a pdf interactive. When the Player click on this thumbnail, a video should open and start, preferbly 'on top' of the pdf document.

  Is it possible and if - how to set the page?

  Thanks in advance,

  Håkan

  Draw a picture box in your document.

  Place your videos in this area of the image. Yes, you will see everything what is happening in this area of the image again.

  Change your workspace from basic to Interactive PDF in the top toolbar.

  Look for the icon of the media on the right side.

  Reselect your photo box and then open the media Panel.

  In the media pane, you can play your video. When he plays, you can decide which image is used as a thumbnail in your box of the image of the current picture by selecting in the dropdown displays.

  Don't forget, when you export your PDF, select PDF interfactive, or your video will not be played.

• Interactive PDF Web sound-problems buttons will not play on the other, and ugly gray boxes are visible

  When I export my interactive pdf file and open the html or swf file, it works exactly as I want it, but it works on my computer because I have all the links and resources on my computer included in a zip file. The only way I can get others to see it seems to be downloading the zip on dropbox and others who download and then extract files, which is not practical. I would like to integrate the interactive pdf on a Web site or a blog, so it does not directly on the page without having to download all the recources publishes the new web feature seems it might be a good solution, but when I try to publish, it is not working properly users.

  

  My project is to play several audio files on the other, so if a user clicks a button sound is read, and if you click on another button, the first sound will not stop, they will play together. So, for example, if you click on the top button, a beat will play, and if you click on the guitar slot, a guitar sound will play on the beat. It works fine on my computer in the swf or html file, but for some reason any when I publish it to the web, it will only play a sound at the same time. The pace will just stop playing if you click on one of the instruments, which makes the entire project useless. Another problem is that I can't seem to remove the gray boxes without taking away his ability to make it sound. The first photo is that it is supposed to look like, and here's what it looks like when I publish it to the web:

  

  In addition, as you can see, it does not export as interactive PDF, it exports an indd file. It's clickable and interactive however, just with a few bugs.

  Can someone either help me to correct the parameters in the function of online publication, or to teach me another way to incorporate the project on a blog or a website?

  Thanks in advance.

  [Read https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-7273]

  [Ask in the correct forum allows... Left the connections for specific program forum forum... MOD]

  Interactive PDF is a roll of the dice in a browser and using SWF out from. He died a technology as it is and will work on any mobile system, or on a desktop computer that does not have flash player installed.

  Without knowing what you were doing, it is impossible to tell you why post them online does not work for you but you should really take the time to know what interactive feature are and are not supported with each format.

• How to find and export video that is embedded in a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat Pro?

  I need to find 2 videos embedded in a PDF document and then export them so that I can integrate them into a PowerPoint presentation.

  I use Adobe Acrobat Pro XI.

  How can I do this?

  Hi nickyc311,

  Video integrated in the file PDF can not be extracted & it won't even get exported to file Power point.

  You must have the original video file to incorporate into the Power Point file.

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Can I create a complex interactive PDF with switchable image fields and the embedded font styles

  I am wanting to create a "partner of the month" model that allows the user to change the name of the partner, month, year and have a space to upload a photo, all of them with a specific font embedded style to maintain the identity of the brand. Is this possible? I never went too deep in the interactive PDFs outside of internal and external hyperlinks and text fields, but even with these fields, it was not but police regardless of the system of users being implemented. I'm basically wanting to create a content generator base which can be read and completed with Acrobat Reader.

  You can create an Adobe form in InDesign (CS6 upwards) which you can refine and player activate Acrobat Pro. You can include text fields that the end-user can supplement, but they would not be able to download an image in it, that the installation is not available.

• Embedded in the .swf videos don't play not if using a UNC name

  My training department uses articulate them Storyline 2.4 to create .swf.

  If the story is called by the \\servername\share\story.html (or .swf) the embedded video will not play. The animation within the .swf works fine.

  If the story is called by the X:\story.html (or .swf) the embedded video plays very well.

  Adobe Flash Player 19.0.0.207

  I understand the work around is to map the letter drive, but for security reasons, I am unable to do this.

  Does anyone have an idea about it or an official statement of Adobe that said UNC are not supported?

  Thank you

  Jim

  Have you tried to use a Flash Player debugger to see if there are useful errors?

  Adobe Flash Player - Debug downloads

  I would start there, or with a web debugging proxy like Charles or Rot.

  You can also consult the section on cross-domain policy files:

  White paper: Adobe Flash Player 10 security | Adobe Developer Connection

• Prime Minister - imported videos show slow images, audio plays perfect

  Hello!

  I recently stumbled on this after a reinstallation of my system. I have Pro CS4 first (with the latest updates, tried without updates as well) and the 64 bit version of Windows 7 (completely up to date).

  Here's the deal:

  After I created a new project, I leave everything intact, select only 1080 resolution NTSC (or PAL). I have imported video clips (has each audio and video clip), I want to work with. This import is fast and not mistakes... but when I really want to work with clips (for example: double click to start at the edge he or dragging to the timeline) what is happening:

  Audio play perfectly... but the video is like 1 images / 60 seconds or more. While the audio is just fine video plays really slow almost like a support of still images. And so, the length of a video on the timeline is correct the audio, but I get not even 4-5 frames of fotage video before the end of the clip. To sum up: video and audio is really out of step, but in a weird twisted way. Audio OK, increased or reduced speed is detectable, but the video (same btw) is not like that. He shows me some pictures before the time of the end of the clip.

  Is this a problem with the import?
  If yes how to correct?
  What kind of question is this?
  How to fix?

  Any ideas?

  My system features:

  Intel E8600 (3, 16GHz)
  8 GB RAM DDR3

  Gigabyte EX48T-DQ6 motherboard
  His Ati Radeon HD 4870 x 2 Vcard with 2 GB memory GDDR5
  Sound Blaster Xi-fi
  Optional integrated sound card (it doesn't help either)
  Windows 7 Ultimate 64 - bit version

  All my drivers are up to date, windows is up-to-date adope first pro cs4 is ORIGINAL! and up to date
  Disk Fragmentation per week, using Eset Smart Security 4 (so far) and cleaning registry windows every week.

  First of all uninstall each codec pack, you have already installed, unless you just reformat your hard drive, then reinstall Windows and programs.

  Then, convert it any codec's in there (Divx, XVid or other) AVI DV Ms type2. Use Google to find a suitable converter. Accept the quality hit you will suffer, but it is inherent in attempting to change broadcast formats, which were used exclusively to watch, is not editing.

• Interactive PDF files

  Hi all

  I have a new application of an existing customer. They would like to reduce the number of printed reports, we produce and move to an interactive PDF file. I had a good search on google and watched a videos view here, but I've not fallen on really great examples that show what is possible with interactive PDFs. Is it possible to integrate google usable cards in a pdf file? With interactive PDFs, the end user need to use acrobat reader or can the application of the standard pdf work with interactive elements (for example Preview on a mac)? Can someone point me in the direction of some really powerful interactive pdfs - examples of actual work? I would love to see how maps can work and how SVG animation can work.

  Thanks for reading,

  Kyle

  This type of interactivity possible only in a PDF using the Flash file and the element "rich media" PDF, which is not taken in charge by third-party applications and will never work on iOS. There is no support in PDF/1.7 standard for things like the animated SVG files or embedded pieces of HTML5, it is possible only with SWF movies.

  To say bluntly, rich media PDFs that depend on Flash Player is dead in the water, thanks to the growing number of people consuming files outside the scenario of Win/Mac desktop, that it has been designed. One day we could get replacement technology included in the standard PDF/2.x, but it'll be many years in the future.

  If you want people to see something like a Google Map on any device widget, send them to a Web site.