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mrl72

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Apr 20, 2008
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I'm starting to think about doing an intro to my app that will be designed and rendered in After Effects. Is it possible to show video/mp4 in portrait mode without any controls whatsoever? So basically as app starts it will play a brief animation (video) for a few seconds before the app starts. Sound f/x will be required so I can't do it as still frames that are animated. Think "The Daily" app opening scene for an idea of what I mean.

Cheers.
 
I'm starting to think about doing an intro to my app that will be designed and rendered in After Effects. Is it possible to show video/mp4 in portrait mode without any controls whatsoever? So basically as app starts it will play a brief animation (video) for a few seconds before the app starts. Sound f/x will be required so I can't do it as still frames that are animated. Think "The Daily" app opening scene for an idea of what I mean.

What purpose would this animation serve?

Is it attempting to hide an unavoidable delay? Exactly how long is this delay? What have you done to reduce the delay?

If it's not hiding a delay, why would a user want to see it, instead of seeing whatever your app is actually providing?

http://daringfireball.net/2011/02/the_daily_wait
 
That's irrelevant. I'd just like to know if it's possible.

Thanks.
 
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