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# Media (Video Control & Sound Effect)

## How to Control Your Videos With Interactivity

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First off, click on your **trigger object** -> choose **Add Interactivity** -> click **Video Control**.

To make this interactivity work, make sure that your creation has at least one object and one video.

That’s because when you click or tap on an object, you can trigger the video to either **play, pause, or stop**—based on the action that you choose.

Once you’ve picked your action, you can change your action name and select the target video.

Before clicking **Apply**, make sure to also set the advanced settings. That’s it, you’re all set!

## How to Insert Sound Effects With Interactivity

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To start with, click on your trigger object, choose **Add Interactivity**, and click **Sound Effect**.

Then, you can name this interactivity action to differ it from other interactivity actions, and click **Add Audio** to choose the sound effects (SFX).

You'll be directed to the **Audio library**, and you're free to use the SFX provided or even upload your own.

Once you've chosen the SFX, click **Place**. Then, you can do quick advanced settings to set your start time.

If you're all set, click **Apply**!


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