I'm having trouble with looping the video. the loop() call itself doesn't work, and the workaround
if (m.duration() - m.time() < 0.05) {
m.jump(0);
}
seems unreliable. I had to increase the value to 0.15 to make it work and then the loop isn't even seamless. So instead of using a movieEvent() to read the frame, I thought perhaps loop() works when using available() and read() inside the draw() function. It doesn't help. So for debugging purposes I added println (myMovie.time(). At the end of the movie it keeps printing 20.02. However sometimes it prints -1.0E-9. That might be the systems attempt to loop the movie, but clearly it is wrong and doesn't work.
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I'm having trouble with looping the video. the loop() call itself doesn't work, and the workaround
if (m.duration() - m.time() < 0.05) {
m.jump(0);
}
seems unreliable. I had to increase the value to 0.15 to make it work and then the loop isn't even seamless. So instead of using a movieEvent() to read the frame, I thought perhaps loop() works when using available() and read() inside the draw() function. It doesn't help. So for debugging purposes I added println (myMovie.time(). At the end of the movie it keeps printing 20.02. However sometimes it prints -1.0E-9. That might be the systems attempt to loop the movie, but clearly it is wrong and doesn't work.