Fader audio QuickTime

Hi all

I have a small question. I have a quicktime play the Director movie, and I would like the possibility for the user to control the volume of the video. Is this possible? I have a working audio fader for my audio channels, so is possible to adapt it to work with the video?

I'd appreciate any help,
Thank you
Rich

Yes, you can control the sprite.volume of a #quickTimeMedia property
Sprite - see the documentation.

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