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Steve Grisetti wrote on 1/10/2010, 6:20 AM
It sounds like you're talking about a menu page background -- and that you want your background video to play before your buttons appear.

This is accomplished by setting the Loop Point, indicated on the timeline by a green vertical line. (You can also set it in the Properties panel.) The point that the Loop Point is set to is the point at which your buttons will appear. The buttons will then remain on-screen until you switch to another menu page or video.

But, if you're asking how to make the buttons appear then disappear then appear again -- I don't think that's possible. And it could be confusing to your viewer.
Former user wrote on 1/10/2010, 6:50 AM
YOu could duplicate the menu and have the END action link to each menu alternately.

Dave T2
OGUL wrote on 1/10/2010, 8:42 AM
Thank you for your replies.

What I really want is that the background video duration will always be 20 secs and each time it loops, the buttons will always appear at 11th sec?

In my project, the point that I reached I mean,
bg video plays only time as 20 secs then it begins to loop between 11th and 20 secs repeatedly, from the point where the buttons appear!
Former user wrote on 1/10/2010, 10:36 AM
Yes, that is what I understood. But the menu will always loop back to where the buttons fade. That is why I recommended that you create two indentical menus and rather than loop, have the end action go to theother menu. That way the menu will play through completely each time.

Dave T2