CLIPEND Attribute | clipEnd Property
This topic documents a feature of HTML+TIME 2.0, which is obsolete as of Windows Internet Explorer 9.
Sets or Gets the end point of a sub-clip of a continuous media object.
Syntax
HTML <ELEMENT CLIPEND = sTime... > Scripting [ sTime = ] object.clipEnd
Possible Values
sTime String that specifies or receives the end point of a media object as an offset from the start time. The time must be specified as described in Time Formats. The property is read/write. The property has no default value.
Remarks
If the CLIPEND attribute exceeds the duration of the media object, the value is ignored; and CLIPEND is set equal to the end of the media object.
For the CLIPEND attribute to work, the time2 behavior must be able to seek into the media. Some streaming formats do not support seeking. The canSeek property should indicate whether a media type supports seeking. Some formats, such as streaming media, do not report the correct information regarding their ability to seek.
Media must be seekable ( canSeek =
true), for the clipBegin property or the clipEnd property to work on that media.
Applies To
t:ANIMATION, t:AUDIO, t:IMG, t:MEDIA, t:REF, t:VIDEO
See Also