.oam file of html5 video trigger code not working in Muse

This is the code I'm using in the trigger. Below is slightly altered from the video I posted, I took out the poster frame and updated the video file. But still wonder how I can get this to work in Muse.

var vid = sym.$("video");

vid.html('<video width= "800" height= "450" src = "Assets/portfolio_text5.mov" type = "video/mov" autoplay = "autoplay" </video>');

HI!

Ok, I sent you the info.

Thank You!

Hi,

Also tried running the videos as a background video using the .js library code from Edgehero.com. I could only get it to work in Safari and it had transparency. Firefox and Chrome didn't play the video, one showed just background objects, the other just a black square, respectivley. I followed the steps in the link below but it didn't play the .ogg or .mp4 files, only the .mov in Safari.

http://www.edgehero.com/videos/edge-animate-adding-a-background-video

But still the published .oam file isn't translating the video in Muse. Preview out of Edge looks great.

yes, it showed up in my sent box. I'll send it again.

HI,

Ok. I know that mov is not supported in Firefox nor Chrome, now.

When I put the trigger in Edge to play the .mov file, it works when I preview from Edge to Safari, and not in any of the other browsers. This leads me to think that Safari supports .mov files, with and without transparency.

However, when I try to put the .oam file generated by Edge into Muse and run the page in Safari the video doesn't work. Is this a .mov support with Muse? Does the video need to be uploaded to the Adobe Business Catalyst server? Where I publish my site?

.mov and transparency aside, I can't get any video to play in any browser from the .oam file placed in Muse. Nothing plays in preview nor when I publish in Muse. I get the previews to work from Edge for the corresponding video for each browser. And yes, when controls in put in it says wether the video is supported or not. But I would want no controls and the video to play automatically on page load. Ideally I would like transparency. But I realize that's a browser support thing.  I don't see why all browsers don't support all video types and WITH transparency. C'mon now it's almost 2014! Am I right or am I right? Ok, sorry.

I followed everything in this Tom Green video. Pretty sure all my code is correct.

http://layersmagazine.com/embedding-video-in-adobe-edge-animate.html

Picture shows code for working .ogv in Edge preview but not from .oam file in Muse in preview nor publish.

Not sure why it won't even show in preview from Muse. But thinking when I publish, the video must have to be local on the publish server right?

Am I missing something? Do I need to insert HTML into Muse, not the .oam?

How do I know if the OAM file packaged the video?

The video is an assets folder where the code refers to and where all my Muse assets are too. The OAM file is in a 'publish' folder in the Muse project folder.

Other than a scroll effect I'm trying to get to work everything else I publish from Edge works fine in Muse, like roll overs and such.

Thanks for checking on this. Still haven't been able to get the video through a Muse publish. I've moved on form this for the time being, mostly because of the realization of browser support for videos. My feeling is they should all support all types and with transparency. Hopefully for the future this is true.

I have not posted the scroll effect I was trying to do but also not concerned with that either. It was dealing with script from Edge Commons.

I do however have a new problem concerning the active state of rollover(mouseenter/mouseleave) buttons in Edge. I've set up a grid style animation with symbols.

I've got the composition, triggers, labels, mouseenter and mouseleave with symbols working just the way I'd like but my issue is keeping the button active after clicking and the mouse leaving. As it is now, when the mouse is clicks it plays the animation I want but when the mouse leaves the button doesn't stay 'active' indicating the portion of the grid the user is seeing. And adversely when the user clicks a different button the previous 'active' button needs to be 'inactive'. I'm useing keyframes of the color value, black to white, white to black.

I'll post in a new discussion and post the link here.

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1328994

http://www.andybatson.com/andy-batson-portfolio.html