How to Load Movie Texture Audio from Resources in Script?

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Your docs for using Movie Texture describe how to play movie audio by drag/drop of the Audio Clip onto an AudioSource.

I have my videos located under Resources and am loading them with script by name. But I can't seem to figure out the correct name for the audio clip resource associated with the movie. I tried things like "{MovieTextureName} audio", etc... but it cannot locate the audio clip resource.

What is the naming scheme that I should use to load the Audio Clip from Resource folder using Script?

         Resources.Load(audioClipPath, AudioClip);

In this line of code, what should "audioClipPath" be?

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Answer 1

Answer by Tetrad · Mar 30, 2010 at 04:53 PM

MovieTexture movieTexture = (MovieTexture)Resources.Load( movieTexturePath, MovieTexture );
AudioClip movieAudioClip = movieTexture.audioClip;

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Answer by jonas-echterhoff · Mar 02, 2010 at 12:10 PM

audioClipPath should just be the movie asset. So if your Movie is in "Assets/Resources/Movie.mov", audioClipPath should be "Movie".

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adam michaels · Mar 03, 2010 at 11:41 PM 0

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That was the 2nd thing I tried, and it did not locate the resource. Per my other "question", I have resolved this now by doing a manual export of our audio clip to a separate Ogg formatted file, and am importing it from there. So our critical issue is now resolved.

Thanks for the response!

jonas-echterhoff ♦♦ · Mar 04, 2010 at 09:20 AM 0

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Hmm, that is strange though. Because, before I posted a reply a made a quick test run, to verify that what I wrote made sense, and I was able to get the AudioClip just like that.

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