Adding, Grouping, And Repeating Media Items - Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual

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Adding, grouping, and repeating media items

Media items
Media items are a presentation's basic unit of media content, and each type of item contains references to a particular
kind of information. For example, a video item contains pointers to the presentation's video content, and an audio
item points to sound content. To add content to a SMIL presentation, you add the appropriate type of items and
specify the media source files for each item.
When adding items, use the Parallel Container if you want the items to play simultaneously, or use the Sequence
Container if you want them to play in a sequence. You can also set up items to repeat a specified number of times or
indefinitely.
You can add the following types of media items:
Use for video files that display continuous motion, such as a RealVideo file (.rm).
Video icon
Use for animation files, such as .swf files.
Animate (SWF) icon
Use for audio files, such as RealAudio files (.rm or .ra).
Audio icon
Use for JPEG, GIF, PNG, or RealPix files.
Image icon
Text icon
Use for static text files (.txt).
Use for streaming text files, such as RealText files (.rt).
Text Stream icon
Use for other media elements, such as .svg files.
Media Reference icon
Use to paint a solid color or pattern in place of the media object.
Brush icon
Transition icon
Use to add a transition between items.
See also
"Repeating and looping items" on page 491

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