Embedding flv files in EPrime?

[Evertox]

Is this a swf file re-named? An FLV file is usually a video file. If
this is a true FLV video file then just convert it to an mpeg.
If it is an interactive game then it is probably an swf file.

On 18 Mar, 21:01, HW <hyungwook.... at gmail.com> wrote:
> I am doing memory experiments for child (memorizing two paired list)
>
>  and I have good distractor tasks that should go after each list,
> before the test.
>
> something like:
> ---------------------------
> [list 1]        ->   [distractor task]  ->       [list 2]       ->
> [distractor task] -> [test]
> cat-dog                                         apple - orange
> big-small                                        cup-mug
>  .....                                                      ....
> --------------------------------
>
> However, I can't find out how to embed the flash game in EPrime... Is
> it possible?
>
> (1) I've tried to stop Eprime for a while by pressing "Control + ESC"
> but this would make Eprime stop~!
>
> (2) I've tried to make two experiment programs each for list1 and
> list2, so that I could use the flash game independently.
>  But then I can't randomize the words as a whole - I need to randomly
> pull out the word for each list from the same pool.
>
> (3) related to #(2) is there a way to save the results that eprime
> computed and use it in another experiment?
>  - I was thinking of making the first program(program 1) generate two
> random list of words from a pool and use half of it in the current
> experiment, save the other half in a file. Then the second program
> reads the file and uses the list of words that program1 had already
> generated~!
>
> Is this possible?
>
> I hope somebody could give some advice~! :)
>
> or... I should I just have to forget randomizing things perfectly...

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