Note that in the library the graphic left of "step back" is now movie clip's, as is the description under the library's Kind column. Once you have found the "step back" symbol in the library, right click the symbol's name, and from the context menu select Type -> Movie Clip (this is just one over several ways to make the change).To do this, in the library, you will need to expand the library folder "Assets", and within it the folder "controller parts". Now find the "step back" symbol in the library.Along the top middle, alongside the "Instance of:" label, note the symbol name. With the Rewind button still selected, look in the Property panel.To add rewind behavior we must first convert this symbol from a button symbol type to a movie clip symbol type. Behaviors available vary based on symbol type.
Note that there is no Embedded Video option for Rewind. In the Behaviors panel, click the Add (+) button and select Embedded Video.
On the Stage, click the Rewind button to select it. In the Pause Video dialog box, again select the video movie clip, then click OK. In the Behaviors panel, click the Add (+) button and select Embedded Video > Pause. On the Stage, click the Pause button (the middle button) to select it. Select video, which is the instance name that you gave to the video clip, then click OK. In the Play Video dialog box, verify that Relative is selected. In the Behaviors panel (Window > Development Panels > Behaviors), click the Add (+) button and select Embedded Video > Play. On the Stage, click the Play button to select it. In the Timeline, click Frame 1 of the Content layer to select it, if it's not already selected. You'll now add behaviors for video control. The extra steps in the rewritten instructions below are for converting from button to movie clip, and then adding these required ActionScript statements.īehaviors let you add complex functionality to your document easily, without having to know ActionScript, the Flash scripting language. The movie clip symbol requires these ActionScript statements in order for it to fully replicate the functionality of the button symbol. Note: Converting an existing button symbol to a movie clip symbol requires that ActionScript statements be added to the move clip symbol. The titles of the rewritten sections are: Use the rewritten instructions that follow along with the original document_start.fla file installed with Flash.įollowing is a rewrite of two sections of the "Quick Start" tutorial that ships with Flash MX 2004 Professional. Downloaded a corrected version of the file document_start.fla (recommended for non-programmers) (Note: file size 487 KB). The solution is to "Use a Movie Clip instead in order to apply these behaviors." (For details see the "Flash TechNote" entitled " Macromedia Flash MX 2004 emerging issues" under the heading "Fast Forward and Rewind Behaviors missing in 7.0.1".) In the Behaviors panel, click the Add (+) button and select Embedded Video > Rewind." The problem is that the "Rewind button" is defined as a button symbol, but the Rewind behavior is only available for the movie clip symbols. In step 6 of this section, the student is instructed "On the Stage, click the Rewind button to select it. 
The error occurs in the "Quick Start" tutorial section entitled "Add video control behaviors". The error in the tutorial's instructions results from how a symbol in this file is defined. The tutorial references a Flash file (document_start.fla), that installs with the "Quick Start" tutorial.
In the tutorial, when adding a Rewind video control behavior, there is an error. The purpose of this page is to correct an error in the "Quick Start" tutorial that ships with Flash MX 2004. Flash MX 2004 "Quick Start" Tutorial Rewrite: "Add video control behaviors" & "Test the document" OVERVIEW
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