How to get a Full Screen event video to go to next slide

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I have a project which contains at least 5 MP4 videos inserted on individual slides. I’ve used the halo skin to enable the user to view in full screen mode. When the video reaches its end, the screen remains full size. Is there a way to either return to small screen size or get it to automatically go to the next slide? It would be helpful for this to happen without the user having to interact/click the screen toggle on the video, as some won’t know how to do it. I’ve used a progressive download event video with slide length of 1.5 seconds. If I select display for duration of video, the screen reduces to original size when video ends and allows me to see instruction and next button BUT the video is displayed on all remaining slides. If I select display for rest of slide the video stops and remains in full screen mode and the user cannot see the instructions. Thanks in advance

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