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• Reading of Flash videos embedded on 32 bit Win7, not on 64 bit Win7, IE9 32-bit

  Hello

  I have two PCs.  One is running 32-bit SP1 of Win7, the other Win 7 SP1 64 bit.  Both have IE9 32 bits and the latest version of Flash 32 bit, 10.3.183.7.  This page http://www.iorr.org/talk/read.php?1, 999739 and other iorr.org have built-in Flash of YouTube videos.  On the 32-bit computer, they play well on the Admin and Standard accounts.  On the 64-bit computer, the embedded videos are no longer visible on the Admin account.  Standard accounts show an empty box with a broken icon symbol where the video should be.  (Note: do not attempt to use IE9 64-bit.)

  I spent a few hours to uninstall and reinstall Flash, trying to see the videos on a Standard on 64-bit PC account.  Nothing works.  Any suggestions?  Note that the normal Flash videos work fine on 64-bit PC Standard accounts.  Only the embedded videos fail.

  This year, I noticed that the 32 bit PC has the control panel of the Flash Player under control panel-> system and security.  The 64-bit PC is not here, but I can manually get him a CPL file in the SysWOW64 folder.  Not sure if this is part of the problem or a different problem.

  Thanks for your time.

  I spent hours and hours on the same problem. My computer has a slightly different configuration. I use Win7 32 bit, but he faced the same problems. Built-in Flash works under Admin account, but not in other accounts. Many off install and reinstall, but nothing seemed to help. Until I found this post from the internet:

  http://superuser.com/questions/244316/embedded-video-is-not-shown-in-Internet-Explorer-9-r c-or-beta

  The solution proposed in this post solved all my problems. Hooray!

  Solution:

  * Open REGEDIT

  * Find the following key:

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT MIME/x-shockwave-flash

  Delete key

  * Re-install flash

  * Problem solved (in my case)

  In the responses to the above link, another solution was given (instead of delete key)

  * Right click on the above key

  Change the access rights and to allow all users read access to the key (didn't check myself)

  In order to secure the solution in this thread, you will find a copy of the info in the link above here:

  ****************************************************************************************** ******************************

  In IE 9 RC or beta version, the embedded video is not displayed in the web page. I checked the security settings in the 'internet options '. Did not find any question. Please find the below screenshot. I am able to view Youtube flash videos. But, for some reason, in some sites the embedded video is not shown.

  I don't have this problem with Firefox.

  UPDATE:
  I am able to see finds the video built into the Admin account. But not able to consult in a Standard account.

  UPDATE:

  Since it works as an administrator, use Process Monitor and filter status on ACCESS DENIED .

  This allows to solve that affects the iexplore.exe process cannot access.

  @TomWij, thanks for the suggestions. Process Monitor indicator helped to nail the issue. When run with standard privileges, it becomes "ACCESS DENIED" to read the key

  HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Content Type\application/x-shockwave-flash.  
  

  When I raised the privilege to the Admin account, it was no problem. Then, I uninstalled flash, deleted the registry key and then installed flash again. Now, I'm able to view the video embedded in standard account.

• Drop-down menu CSS will not appear on Flash video in IE8

  I have a simple CSS menu that refuses to appear on a Flash video embedded in IE8. It works perfectly in Firefox well. I tried several different fixes, but nothing seems to work. The view is www.slattenstudios.com. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Add one wmode as another and that should take care of it:

  Window mode (wmode) - what is it for?
  There are three modes of window.
  Window
  Opaque
  Transparent
  By default, Flash Player gets its own hWnd in Windows. This means that the Flash animation actually exist in an instance of display in Windows who lives above the basic browser display window. So if it seems to be in the window of the browser, technically, it's not. It is more efficient for Flash in this way to draw and it is faster and more efficient rendering mode. However, it is drawing regardless of the browser HTML rendering surface. This is why this default mode (which equals wmode = "window") does not good composition with DHTML layers. That is why your drop-down JavaScript menus happen behind your Flash animation.
  (As opaque) window mode, Flash Player is not an hWnd. This means that the browser tells the Flash Player, when and where to draw on the surface of the own browser rendering. The Flash animation is no longer are made at a higher level if you want to. It's right there in the page with the rest of the elements on the page. Flash buffer is simply drawn in the rectangle of the said browser, with any scene space Flash not occupied by objects with the background color of the movie no matter what.

  in the object and

  wmode = "opaque".

  in the embed

  Best wishes

  Adninjastrator

• Need advice to make a simple Flash video file. Trying to accomplish two things.

  I have some video files (.avi) that I'm trying to convert a Flash video format. I'm trying to export it to a Flash drive to be in a Powerpoint file. With that, I'm trying to accomplish two objectives:

  1. to have the small clip (15 s, 30 fps) constantly loop, like an animated .gif.

  2. allow the user to click on the video and made player slide left/right for ff / rew.

  The video itself is an animation of the turntable. One of our products makes a full 360 degrees turn. By allowing the user to capture and drag, it will simulate turning the model.

  So far, I have already achieved objective 1. I made a new Actionscript 3, any video file (embed flv in swf and play in timeline), and then made the video loop on the timeline. This seems to export properly, and video loop if necessary. The only thing I can't understand is how to "interactive" video and let the user drag left/right.

  For context, I have never used Flash before. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Essentially, it comes down to move the playback cursor in Flash based on the movement of the mouse. It certainly won't be smooth, however, you would need a clock to be responsible for moving your head to read and reverse space compression is very intensive CPU (reverse on the timeline). I would recommend having an upstream release and in advance of the video then you could return them, but if you're new to flash you are already in way over your head.

  Add a new layer and try to add this example script (or Download Source example here, registered in CS5):

  import flash.utils.Timer;

  import flash.events.TimerEvent;

  import flash.events.MouseEvent;

  Make sure that we don't raise this image twice

  If (! stage.hasEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN))

  {

  stop the playhead

  Stop();

  set state (forward? back?)

  var movingForward:Boolean = true;

  var curFrame:int = 1;

  var mouseStartX:int; used later to determine the drag

  detect the click of the mouse and drag to the left or right

  stage.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, onMouseF);

  stage.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, onMouseF);

  create new timer to control the playback head, start it

  var phTimer:Timer = new Timer (33.0).

  phTimer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, movePlayheadF);

  phTimer.start ();

  function to control the playback head

  function movePlayheadF(e:TimerEvent):void

  {

  curFrame += movingForward? 1:-1;

  validate the frame (60 total frames)

  If (curFrame > this.totalFrames) curFrame = 2;

  ElseIf (curFrame< 1)="" curframe="">

  Goto the next image

  this.gotoAndStop (curFrame);

  }

  function that controls the direction variable

  function onMouseF(e:MouseEvent):void

  {

  If (e.type is MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN)

  {

  the user began place start touching, record

  mouseStartX = int (stage.mouseX);

  }

  Else if (e.type == MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP)

  {

  user let the mouse go, determine the change in direction (by scanning stype)

  If (stage.mouseX > mouseStartX)

  {

  slipped right, move forward

  movingForward = true;

  trace ("move on now '");

  }

  ElseIf (stage.mouseX<>

  {

  crept to the left, move the rear

  movingForward = false;

  trace ("back up now '");

  }

  }

  }

  }

  It's pretty simple. In the link source of the example above, an object in the timeline (nice ugly red circle) is moving right plus 60 frames and then left on 60 images (120 total). Consider that your film.

  A clock at a speed of 33ms (30 fps). It's where he won't necessarily be too smooth with video. If you wear at 60 fps, then decrease the timer of the half (16.5ms), season to taste. Whenever the timer fires the playhead is moved, either forward or backward.

  For whether she should go forward or backward a simple variable (movingForward) keeps track of the last "swipe". The shot is simply captured when a user touches the screen (mouse/finger), moves in a direction and then leaves upward. If they moved to the left the direction will be reversed. If they moved to the right, it will move forward. This does not include nor this logic, but illustrates how you can watch the mouse for movement and 'do something' on this basis.

  A very simple validatior in the event timer function checks if the next image (in both directions) is valid and if it is not the case, it fixes it so that it remains within your length of video editing.

  Note there is a MOUSE_MOVE event you can try to hold on to who can literally let the user drag the video forward and back the amount, they drag their finger/cursor. Also if it is a kind of circular surface as a disc rotates, the direction of the user moving the mouse based on where they registration would change the direction in which they expect to move. Etc etc...

  Who should get your feet wet in how you should consider for your project.

• is it possible to have a link/button inserted into the end of my flash video that make up the first page of my web site

  I don't know if this will make sense then please tell me if it isn't. is it possible to have a link/button inserted into the end of my flash video that make up the first page of my web site. the video plays with the name of the site then fades to display the text "enter" I want to make the link to the next page.

  > the video plays with the name of the
  > site then fades to display the text "enter."

  Set the action gotourl on the last frame of the moving to FLASH.

  If it of a "cover page" and has a company logo dance and a nagging
  drumbeat - reconsider. Just make the homepage of the website home page.
  Don't make people wait to see some content.

  --
  Alan
  Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver

  http://www.Adobe.com/communities/experts/

• Very basic question: Flash Media Server vs embedding flash video

  I hope it's a quick easy question to answer:
  
  What is the difference between Flash Media Server or simply using a freeware Flash media player (like Flowplayer http://flowplayer.org/) that uses XML playlists to embed your Flash videos on a Web site?
  
  What are the benefits of Flash Media Server and how something like Flowplayer not issues that the FMS can?
  
  Thanks in advance!
  
  Erik

  In a word flowplayer offers the video through your web browser. It does so via the HTTP (port 80) and on any web server progressive download

  Progressive download concludes the video on the server and played through the player it is being downloaded. 2 important things to take this are 1, the video is downloaded to clients, at the end of reading's hard drive, they will have a copy of your video that they can do what they want and repost it somewhere else. 2, it plays as it downloads, which means that if I see a video of 10 minutes on your site and want to skip to the middle or the end I have to wait for the entire video to download before viewing these segments. Your host, incidentally you will love for progressive download because it will appear as if your transfer rates went through the roof. Once demand for the video made it has not returned back, the customer gets all if they watch it or not.

  Flash media server using rtmp Protocol. This Protocol is an open protocol socket through port 1935. Essentially, it's a two way street. When the user views a video using FMS get basically just enough video to keep the connection open and satisfy the buffer necessary to ensure a clean reading. Bytes of info that carry the video go only to the memory of the users, not the hard drive. This allows the user to come and go around the film without having to wait for all to download.

  Hope that helps.

• Flash video fine on Mac, works does not on PC

  Hiya
  
  I'm trying to get some simple Flash video to work on a site I design. The video works fine in a Mac, Safari and Firefox, but does not at all on a PC using Internet Explorer or Firefox. I made sure the Flash Player is version 8 on both machines, but all I can see on the PC is a white screen. If I right click I get a Flash menu, so it seems that there is some kind of a movie, but nothing will load. I checked the security settings in Internet Explorer, and they seem to have checked also any software firewall (although I tried it on a few PCs with security software different too). I know that the page opens in a pop-up window, but even loading the breath to the top of the page in the main browser window makes no difference. Oh, and I also did the javascript solution to stop the message in IE clicking the activeX control... Can anyone help?
  
  The test is here: http://www.assemblyrooms.com/_video/
  
  The files in this directory are:
  index.html (the page with the link popup)
  video_JUMP.html (the page with the embedded in movie)
  video_JUMP.js (orders embed, avoiding the "click on the activeX control" message in IE)
  video_JUMP.swf (the movie embedded in the page)
  video_JUMP. FLV (the file referenced in video_JUMP.swf flash animation)
  ClearExternalPlaySeekMute.swf (the standard video control swf file)
  
  Any ideas gratefully received, because I think I've checked everything and I'm beginning to tear my hair out!
  
  Adrian

  Adrian,

  Your code is launching the video_JUMP.swf in the window. However, this video is not find palyer ClearExternalPlaySeekMute.swf skin (since it does not appear.

  When I have this problem, it is almost always a mistake in the reference path as in the video, I created. Usually, I used the wrong relative path. Check through your path statements, spelling, capitalization, etc..

• Is it possible to download a flash video and watch it later, in offline mode?

  I live in an RV and use different internet wi - fi connections in parking areas, different speeds and bandwidths.  It is often impossible to watch videos online, because of disconnections and frequent breaks.  With most of the file formats I can download them in the background and watch the video later without using an internet connection.

  Is it possible to do this with files flash video?  How?

  Thank you

  John

  Well, the answer is that you cannot download all Flash video and watch offline.  If the content provider is to make a .flv video available via HTTP, it is pretty easy.  If they use the most advanced available via video features premium Flash video distribution features (Platform TV Everywhere |) Adobe Primetime ), then probably not.

  If you feel that your subscription with this particular content provider gives you right to copies of their videos offline, I suggest having this conversation with their tech support people.  There are simply too many possible ways to stream video within the Flash ecosystem to give you definitive answers without inside knowledge of how that content provider designed their video distribution systems.

• Sound of different scenes, playing on top of eachother

  My project consists of multiple audio files with different MP3 for different scenes.

  In two of my scenes - stage 3 and 4, I have movieclips in which contains various elements, including videos. In these clips, there are buttons which load the videos to play. In order to stop the background music while playing these videos, I use a "SoundMixer.stopAll" - before the framework where videos start - so playback is fine and dandy.

  By clicking the video button output then leads to a frame where I inserted the audio again, who also does the job - it is a framework that are not accessible when met tests UNLESS you click on this button and other parameters, as there is a stop() command in front of her.

  This all works when you test the different scenes.

  However, when I test the entire film, this part sounds

  By clicking the video button output then leads to a frame where I inserted the audio again, who also does the job - it's a framework that are not available during the test UNLESS the user clicks on this button and other parameters are met

  Overlap and play on the sounds of the scene 5.

  Is there a solution? I realize that I'm probably a very cheap way audio management, but I'm no expert.

  I should add that my project is not online, it is transferred via USB key.

  message from kglad with the three lines of code may have seemed like it was too short, but really, that's all there is to it. You get a new sound by using its name of link library, when you play you store the string sound in a variable, and then you use the same variable when you want to stop the sound.

  If you use Flash Pro you can also look in the window of Code snippets, there is this code, which sometimes play an external sound (sometimes it is an easier way to work), but it includes the basics to start and stop the same sound. For my version below, I got a movieclip on the stage which has been named "box":

  / * Click to play/stop sound

  By clicking on the bed symbol instance in the specified.

  By clicking on the symbol a second time instance, stops the sound.

  Directions for use:

  1. replace "http://www.helpexamples.com/flash/sound/song1.mp3" below with the URL of your audio file that you want. Keep the quotation marks ("").

  */

  box.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToPlayStopSound);

  var fl_SC: SoundChannel;

  This variable keeps track of whether you want to start or stop the sound

  var fl_ToPlay: Boolean = true;

  function fl_ClickToPlayStopSound(evt: MouseEvent): void {}

  If {(fl_ToPlay)

  var s: Sound = new Sound (new URLRequest ("http://www.helpexamples.com/flash/sound/song1.mp3"));

  fl_SC = s.play ();

  } else {}

  fl_SC. Stop();

  }

  fl_ToPlay =! fl_ToPlay;

  }

• single screen for flash videos

  I have a guitar tutorial on my website. I have a lot of 1 minute flash videos that can be viewed. Right now I use javascript to open a new browser to view each video... This means that there are different screens (video) for each video. How to use 1 simple video player to play flash videos? so, when I click on a playlist video shows in the same player? I don't know if this can be understood without an example of Mr. I want just 1 video player on my page and a link or playlist to play the videos in the same drive... Sorry if it does not make sense!

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• Create Flash Video to stream on my site...

  I think I should be able to make a flash video of my Adobe Premiere CS3 or After Effects CS3 and then to spread it on my site.  Problem is that it is like that.  I didn't chance doing it.  Anyone have any ideas?

  I use the JW FLV Player. There is a Wizard that you can use to configure the code to embed the player into your Web site. There are other players out there as well, as a feed reader or Wimpy player. There are differences - especially personal preference at this point - but all allow you to implement integrated player to stream or progressively download your video.

  You can also use again to produce a web embedded SWF file. Simply create your project as you would for a DVD and then use the Flash power setting. Again will reconfigure your project as a Flash file that you can then put up on the web. See Help file for more information.

• Flash video and frame rates

  I have a SWF that plays (streaming) video, as well as graphs synch up with benchmarks d.
  Video and SWF file are the two 8 FPS. However, this makes the interpolations in the SWF a little awkward. I read that you should make your animations Flash the same rate as the video, but I was wondering if I could take the SWF output up to approximately 18 frames per second for preteens animations smoother? Does not appear to affect video playback. Why would this be a problem?

  I'm streaming from FMS2 FLV and SWF file that I use now has a rate of 18, with no apparent problems. I'll stick with what I think. I guess that the question of equal frame rate between video and Flash is no longer relevant when the video is embedded in Flash.

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• Links to and from a Flash video?

  (Sorry for the long post, try to explain in detail what I'm looking for...)
  
  Maybe you guys can tell me if this is possible using the latest version of Flash (I won't do it myself, but I need to know if the Flash is the way to go).
  
  (1) to include multiple video/audio files in an HTML page, with the usual playback controls.
  
  (2) place links or form elements (buttons) in the page * to * these videos, allowing the user (via JavaScript/DOM)
  (a) play, pause and move to a specific (SMPTE) position in a video.
  (b) a section of the video in a loop (with two positions and a loop control)
  (c) change the audio volume.
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  (3) have links * of * videos to the page/DOM - i.e., when the video is running, JavaScript events should be sent to the page for hide/load/update content - either automatically or by the user (by clicking the video embedded at one point - if possible, with the hotspots so options can be triggered; similar to a DVD menu).
  
  I would like to do the same with the audio. So I'm looking essentially a mechanism post a link to and from content in real time.
  
  Beyond the "Yes, possible." I expect to hear ;) I have another question about the workflow.
  
  The scenario produce this kind of things (e-learning) will / should be something like this:
  
  -The developer has built a nice little video player, that we can incorporate into our pages. This will serve to do playback / our content.
  
  -Person B video and audio recordings, done a little post production, provides media files / (DV, MP3).
  
  -Person C batch - converts videos in FLV format, but (should) make a creative work.
  
  -The person with some knowledge of HTML/JavaScript and a stopwatch :) built the page, incorporates the player (s) and sets benchmarks that happen at certain positions. Pages, SWF, FLV and MP3 HTML files are uploaded to a plain vanilla HTTP server.
  
  Is this a realistic scenario? That is, can we buy (or have someone develop) a player so that no tinkering with no Flash itself is necessary once we have set up this workflow?
  
  I'd appreciate your comments. In addition, if the above is possible, I would be grateful for links to sites showcase.
  
  Thank you.
  

  Hey Nickels,.

  Thank you for your response and the links - I'll check gotoandlearn.com. It looks promising.

  BTW - I posted variations of this issue in several forums and discussion groups, and yours was the only answer. Hmm...

• Cannot display Flash video - tried everything

  I'm the webmaster in the business, and we add a Flash video on our site. I used the FLVPlayback component and publish in Flash 8, like any other time, I used the Flash video. Here's what happens:
  
  I can't go to open the file with the HTML file, double-click it, in IE or FF, and I see the video (example: file:///D:/test/page.html). If I try to send the link out by specifying a path http:// to the test server (example: http://home.mysite.com/test/page.html) -just as I do for all other web pages to test which must be reviewed by other government departments - PERSON can see the player or the video, no not even me or the network administrator. Just a white box where would the .swf.
  
  We have updated all the player, but no luck. We have added the .flv MIME type in IIS and restarted the server. Still, no luck. I posted the page HTML, .flv and .swfs in a test folder on our Web site, and who does not show either. But even once, if I click on the HTML file in the folder to see it this way, it works fine.
  
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  The only 'problem' I can see in the HTML (uncommitted, the source of the linked page views) is that you don't have the tag in your object, but you in the . Everything should be doubled in your flash object, once as a and as an attribute of the .

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• Flash video tips

  
  
  I have responsibility for the revision of the current player flash video of base for a major media company and would like to comment.
  
  We need to own/control the code as much as possible, and the site will have a dynamic playlist.
  
  http://dsc.discovery.com/beyond/?dcitc=w99-532-ah-0036 - we have something very similar to what made the channel discovery channel.
  
  
  QUESTIONS RELATING TO THE:
  
  What flex role play video streaming?
  
  It's better to just Flash 8? (for video)
  
  There are major improvements in flash video? We should just stick with the technology of our current solution (similar to the link above)
  
  How can we make it scalable and easy to maintain.
  
  Can we contact Macromedia consultant? Or search for somone from the outside?
  
  We integrate this in ASP.NET 2.0
  

  What flex role play video streaming?

  Nothing whatsoever. Flex is for data management and has no Centre for the audio or video stream. I guess you could use Flex to manage your playlists and other data, but you use a different technology to serve video files.

  It's better to just Flash 8? (for video)

  I think it makes sense to target Flashplayer 8, as the first version with the codec VP6 Om2 Traoré, I found to be far superior to the old Sorenson Spark codec in terms of band bandwidth value. To get the Flash 8 video really useless Flash 8, authoring tool. There are a lot of video conversion software out there that will generate encoded VP6 .flv

  There are major improvements in flash video? We should just stick with the technology of our current solution (similar to the link above)

  I guess the key improvement is the new codec. I prefer to use Flash on other technologies such as wm, mov and rm because I like to have control over the environment, in that the video is displayed.

  How can we make it scalable and easy to maintain.

  Depends on how you are to the video service. With Flash, you can either stream the video with Flash Media Server, or you can use progressive download (video is served via http). With progressive, move you your deployment, just as you would for any other resource Web site. With FMS, you would write your own code to string together servers, or you use the origin/Edge model in the FMS architecture (origin/edge requires a large initial investment for the license). In the end, it is fairly easy to scale an application flash video.

  Can we contact Macromedia consultant? Or search for somone from the outside?

  If you want to buy software, contact Adobe. If you want support, you can also contact Adobe but I wouldn't hold my breath. I've heard a lot of reports of people not getting answers for FMS related questions. I would say the best way to go is to find you a Flash developer well qualified to manage everything beyond the purchase of the required software.