Making a Roblox Video Frame Handler Script Work
If you've ever tried to get a cinema or a TV system running in your game, you know that setting up a roblox video frame handler script is usually where the real headache begins. It's one thing to just upload a video to the platform and slap it onto a part, but it's an entirely different beast to make it work reliably for every player in a server. Roblox isn't exactly a video streaming service, so the engine can be a bit picky about how it handles these assets. If your script isn't optimized, you're going to end up with desynced audio, black screens, or—even worse—extreme lag for players on lower-end devices. ...