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o SyncIsoTimeStamp: The time stamp for resuming synchronized video. This value is provided by the

roSyncManager.Synchronize() method on the master unit and the roSyncManagerEvent.GetIsoTimeStamp()
method on slave unit(s).

PlayEx(a As Object) As Boolean: This object has been deprecated. We suggest using the PlayFile()
method for video playback instead.

Seek(position As Integer) As Boolean: Seeks to the specified position in the audio/video file(measured
in milliseconds). If the file is currently playing, then it will continue to play; otherwise, it will remain paused after
seeking. This method only supports the MP4/MOV video container; all standard audio formats are supported.

SetFade(parameters As roAssociativeArray) As Boolean: Fades out both the video and audio at the
end of a video file. Once the fade is complete, the method posts the following roVideoEvent to the message port:
18 FADED_OUT. This method accepts an associative array, which can currently contain only one parameter:

o FadeOutLength: The length of time (in milliseconds) over which the audio/video fades out. This amount is

measured backwards from the end of the video file.


The ifZorderControl interface provides the following:

ToFront() As Boolean: Places the video layer of the roVideoPlayer instance in front of the other video player.

ToBack() As Boolean: Places the video layer of the roVideoPlayer instance behind the other video player.

Note: This feature is not available on HD players, which only support a single video player. For more information on
ordering video layers relative to the graphics layer, refer to the

roVideoMode.SetGraphicsZOrder

entry.

If you wish to use a view mode different from the default, you must set it prior to starting video playback.

view_mode values:
0 – Scale to fill (default). The aspect ratio can change.
1 – Letterboxed and centered. The aspect ratio is maintained, and the video has black borders.
2 – Full screen and centered. The aspect ratio is maintained and the screen is filled.