I need Background Video.

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#1

Did you seen below video?

Can corona work it? I need Background Video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfiz-yI4VWY&index=17&list=PLdlqWm6b-XALJgM3fGa4q95Yipsgb8Q1o

#2

You cannot do this with Corona SDK, but you should be able to do it with Corona Enterprise. It’s just that screen (and any that need video in the background) need to be done in the native environment and not in the SDK/Lua environment.

Rob

#3

I tried it. But enterprise or cards are not working on Android.

Can you give me some code?

Thanks, Rob. (-:

#4

I have needed this same functionality as well, so I’ve been thinking about it, but haven’t implemented anything yet.

I wondered if this could be accomplished by using a webview and loading the video there. You’d have to build the UI that goes on top of the video as part of the webpage (because you can’t have corona display objects on top of it), and fire off events in javascript to run your lua code as explained here:

https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/51826-webview-opening-a-new-window/

This is all theoretical and may not work.

Thanks,

Dave

#5

Both Enterprise and CoronaCards should work on Android. There are tutorials to get you started. Google “Corona Enterprise Tutorial”

#6

Dave, the webView may be a good way to tackle it. I did something similar for a weather app I built. I needed to use animated gif’s for the radar data and overlayed it in Google Maps. I spit out my UI and HTML to load the map in the background and overlay the radar on top of it. It works pretty well.

Rob

#7

I think using the webview and passing events back and forth is probably a neat way to do a lot of things in corona that would otherwise be a little bit difficult. I even used corona as the wrapper for a sencha touch app I built instead of phone gap. It worked fine but I had other problems (non corona related) with the sencha touch framework and ended up just retiring that app.

#8

Rob. Thank you. But I can’t how to resolve.

I googled ‘Corona Enterprise Tutorial’. And watch them.

But they don’t show me method. I already know using Enterprise and Cards.

Can you give me the link? I need how to use ‘Background Video(or any object)’ on Android.

Thank you. Rob. (-:

#9

I would have to go to Google and try to look up how to do this. I don’t know how to do this and would need to research it by looking up various native tutorials on how to do things.

Rob

#10

Thank you very much. Rob. (-:

My friends of community expect it. Cheers!

#11

You cannot do this with Corona SDK, but you should be able to do it with Corona Enterprise. It’s just that screen (and any that need video in the background) need to be done in the native environment and not in the SDK/Lua environment.

Rob

#12

I tried it. But enterprise or cards are not working on Android.

Can you give me some code?

Thanks, Rob. (-:

#13

I have needed this same functionality as well, so I’ve been thinking about it, but haven’t implemented anything yet.

I wondered if this could be accomplished by using a webview and loading the video there. You’d have to build the UI that goes on top of the video as part of the webpage (because you can’t have corona display objects on top of it), and fire off events in javascript to run your lua code as explained here:

https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/51826-webview-opening-a-new-window/

This is all theoretical and may not work.

Thanks,

Dave

#14

Both Enterprise and CoronaCards should work on Android. There are tutorials to get you started. Google “Corona Enterprise Tutorial”

#15

Dave, the webView may be a good way to tackle it. I did something similar for a weather app I built. I needed to use animated gif’s for the radar data and overlayed it in Google Maps. I spit out my UI and HTML to load the map in the background and overlay the radar on top of it. It works pretty well.

Rob

#16

I think using the webview and passing events back and forth is probably a neat way to do a lot of things in corona that would otherwise be a little bit difficult. I even used corona as the wrapper for a sencha touch app I built instead of phone gap. It worked fine but I had other problems (non corona related) with the sencha touch framework and ended up just retiring that app.

#17

Rob. Thank you. But I can’t how to resolve.

I googled ‘Corona Enterprise Tutorial’. And watch them.

But they don’t show me method. I already know using Enterprise and Cards.

Can you give me the link? I need how to use ‘Background Video(or any object)’ on Android.

Thank you. Rob. (-:

#18

I would have to go to Google and try to look up how to do this. I don’t know how to do this and would need to research it by looking up various native tutorials on how to do things.

Rob

#19

Thank you very much. Rob. (-:

My friends of community expect it. Cheers!