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Using cue points with captioning

Cue points allow you to interact with a video; for example, you can affect the playing of an FLV file or display text at specific times in the video. If you don't have a Timed Text XML file to use with an FLV file, you can embed event cue points in an FLV file and then associate those cue points with text. This section provides information on the FLVPlaybackCaptioning component cue points standards, and a brief overview of how to associate those cue points with text for captioning. For more information on how to embed event cue points with the Video Import wizard or the Flash Video encoder, see Chapter 16, "Working with Video," in Using Flash.

Related Topics

• Understanding FLVPlaybackCaptioning cue point standards
• Understanding how to create captioning for event embedded cue points
• Supporting multiple language tracks with embedded cue points

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