Possible To Add Video In This Manner?

[bDunks]

Hello!
I am new here, so I hope I am posting in the correct place.

I saw this code for audio & would like to know if there is similar code to add video?

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init python:
    renpy.music.register_channel("sound", mixer="sound", loop=True, file_prefix="sound/", file_suffix=".mp3")

Then I could just say, e.g.:
play video "park"

I could replace
file_prefix="sound/ with video/
&
file_suffix=".mp3 with .webm

as opposed to the way I have learned thus far:
image animation1 = Movie(play="video/park.webm")

scene animation1
etc....

If this is possible, I would also like to include a size & maybe a transition. (1280) (720) with fade.

Thank you for your time & any help or direction.

[Per K Grok]

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Thank you for your time & any help or direction.

You could start looking at this page
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/movie.ht ... t=cutscene


If you use the image model you can change size and other stuff that you can do with an image.

[bDunks]

You could start looking at this page
https://www.renpy.org/doc/html/movie.ht ... t=cutscene


If you use the image model you can change size and other stuff that you can do with an image.

That's what I am looking at now, but not seeing how to use what I have posted.
I am playing around with renpy.movie_cutscene, but no go... so far.

[Per K Grok]

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I am playing around with renpy.movie_cutscene, but no go... so far.

Have you entered

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$ renpy.movie_cutscene("video/park.webm")

in your script at the point where you want to play the video?

If so what happens when you try to launch the game?
Do you get any error message?

[bDunks]

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I am playing around with renpy.movie_cutscene, but no go... so far.

Have you entered

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$ renpy.movie_cutscene("video/park.webm")

in your script at the point where you want to play the video?

If so what happens when you try to launch the game?
Do you get any error message?

I have no problem inserting/playing video.
I was hoping to use something like the audio code I posted to play video, making it a bit simpler.
Right now, the way I do it, based on my current knowledge, is creating a line for each video, then referencing to those lines. It works & not a big deal, but again, wanted to know if there was a simpler, cleaner way.