FLV playback component problem

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• Flash FLV Playback component - problem with swf

  Hope someone can point me in the right direction here - try just the FLV Playback component to replace a couple of short videos on a Web site with a version of flash.
  
  I've got the SWF works OK - when I saw in HTML it everything works fine.
  
  However, on the page I have downloaded on my site, it is not and looks like:
  
  link here
  
  Any ideas why not?
  
  I checked, and html, flv and swf files are all downloaded, as is the AC_RunActiveContent.js file.
  
  See you soon.

  Spotted it - didn't know there was a separate .swf for controls.

• Start the flv playback component playing mailed paused after n seconds

  I have a component playback flv (vidPlayer) with a set number of landmarks.

  When a cue point is reached the flv playback component stops

  and an externel swf is loaded from the staging. I know that the swf file plays for

  124 seconds. What I would like is for the flv playback component to start

  playing again hence is was suspended at the end of these seconds 124

  [code]

  If (event.info.name == "lit_23") {}

  lit_22.visible = false;

  var Xpos:Number = 94;

  var Ypos:Number = 78;

  var swf:MovieClip;

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  Loader.x = Xpos;

  Loader.y = Ypos;

  var defaultSWF:URLRequest = new URLRequest ("colours.swf");

  Loader.Load (defaultSWF);

  addChild (loader);

  component playback FLV stops

  vidPlayer.pause ();

  now start playback position break after 124 seconds

  }

  [/ code]

  Import fl.video.MetadataEvent;

  vidPlayer.addEventListener (MetadataEvent.CUE_POINT, fl_CuePointHandler_3);

  function fl_CuePointHandler_3(event:MetadataEvent):void
  {

  If (event.info.name == "lit_1") {}
  lit_1.Visible = true;
  }
  If (event.info.name == "lit_21") {}
  lit_20.visible = false;
  lit_21.Visible = true;
  }

  If (event.info.name == "lit_23") {}

  var loader: Loader = new Loader();

  Loader.Load (new URLRequest ("smallvideo.swf"));
  loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, swfLoaded);

  Loader.x = 91;

  Loader.y = 82

  }

  If (event.info.name == "lit_22") {}
  Loader.Visible = false;
  lit_22.Visible = true;
  }

  }

  function swfLoaded(event:Event):void {}

  var loader: Loader = event.target.loader;

  trace ("Loaded")

  MovieClip (loader.content). your_flv_pb_instance_in_smallvideo. addEventListener (Event.COMPLETE, smallVideoFLVCompleteF);
  lit_21.visible = false;
  lit_1.visible = false;
  addChild (loader);
  Loader.x = Xpos;
  Loader.y = Ypos;

  vidPlayer.pause ();
  }

  function smallVideoFLVCompleteF(e:Event):void {}

  vidPlayer.play ();

  }

• Possibility of fade the FLV Playback component?

  Is it possible to fade a FLV Playback component? I tried to put it inside a clip, then using the Transition fade in actionscript, but no luck? Is there another way to make the video look like it disappears without using ._visible?
  
  Thank you
  
  
  Julia

  Mind - I got it - never forgot to import the classes from Transition... Sorry...

• FLV Playback component

  Fast forward and rewind on the FLV Playback components buttons do not work as normal. If you have tried to use them, you will notice that they meet a click rather than an event mouse_down event.
  
  By taking a part of the skins, I found that the fast forward clip is forward_mc.
  
  How to create an event listener to the buttons inside the FLV Playback component?
  
  If the instance of my FLV Playback component is called 'film', how it access?
  
  I tried this, but it does not work:
  
  This.Movie.forward_mc.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, fastForwardDown);
  
  function fastForwardDown(e:Event):void {}
  FastForward film
  }
  
  Thank you

  OK... Thank you. Here's what seems to work.

  If (e.target.name == 'forward_mc') {}
  do what you must
  }

• Not loaded FLV playback component skin

  I have a list of FLV files and want to see the ot an instance for each of them in a scrollpane.
  
  I put an instance of pane to scroll on the stage. Assign a content to a clip path in the library. In this clip, I placed as a result of lines of code
  
  //========================================================================
  courses of water = new Array ("d:/work/flv/audio1.flv", "..") / flv/audio2.flv ','... / flv/audio3.flv ','... / flv/audio4.flv ','... / flv/audio5.flv ','... / flv/audio6.flv ','... / flv/audio7.flv ','... ("/ flv/audio8.flv");
  thisObj = this;
  streamCount = streams.length;
  for (var i = 0; i < streamCount; i ++) {}
  thisObj.attachMovie ("FLVPlayback", "p" + i, i);
  eval("thisObj.p"+i)._height = 50;
  eval("thisObj.p"+i)._width = 420;
  eval("thisObj.p"+i)._x = 0;
  eval("thisObj.p"+i)._y = 50 * i;
  stream = eval("thisObj.p"+i).contentPath;
  }
  //===================================================================
  
  now I see all eight instance of the flvplayback component. But I can't see the loaded skin. It's so not to play, pause, volume and seekbar button. the "ClearOverPlaySeekMute.swf" is also in the same folder.
  
  Help, please.
  

  If eval("thisObj.p"+i) does not work... then you must add

  eval ("thisObj.p" + i). Skin = "ClearOverPlaySeekMute.swf";

  alongside others after your attachMovie

  I think that the component's x and y properties _x and FLF and method setSize (w, h) - which may give better results if you hit problems with sizing and positioning of the way you do now.

• How do you define the size of a FLV Playback component?

  Here is my code that plays the video:

  Fl.video import. *;
  
  var myVideo:FLVPlayback = new FLVPlayback();
  myVideo.source = "video.flv";
  }
  
  addChild (myVideo);

  How to set the size of the video? I tried "myVideo.videoWidth = 400;" but it gives me an error.

  Thank you!

  If you are the name of the flvplayback component is myVideo, use:

  myVideo.setSize (444,400);  444 corresponding to the width and 400 is the height.

• Stop the flv playback when you exit the current image

  I searched countless forums (here and other sites) and have yet to find the solution I'm looking for (if all goes well, if it exists).

  I have an flv file is loaded by the flv playback component.  Everything works except that the video (and audio) continue to play even after you leave the frame on which is the instance of the component.

  I found a solution that stops the audio using: SoundMixer.stopAll ();

  But the video is still streaming and affect the performance of the site.

  I want to stop the audio and video, which means using the: playbackInstance.stop ();

  However, all of the solutions I've met basically say to add the stop function to all buttons that potentially could borrow the framework with the instance of reading.

  This seems completely tedious and bulky, especially because I have visible navigation buttons from my 'main' swf and MULTIPLE instances of reading I have are found within a swf loaded with its own navigation as well.  By the nature of the design, instances of reading will not always be on the scene calling references will probably trigger errors.  Of course, there are ways to do this with conditional statements, etc.  But it just seems like a waste of time.

  Is there a simple way to call playbackInstance.stop () to navigate away from the current image?  An event to listen to?  I forget one obvious answer?

  I really want to think that there is a more elegant solution than adding so much in bulk to each eventHandler for button on my site.

  Add an event listener for the removedfromstage event.

• I just uploaded a clip of mpeg streams but tells me I can't use it without a mpeg-2 Playback component.  Can you recommend what to buy?

  I just uploaded a clip of mpeg streams but tells me I can't use it without a mpeg-2 Playback component.  Can you recommend what to buy?

  You can use Streamclip for most cases, but to play MPEG-2 files, like. VOB files, and to convert them to other formats, you should buy the reading component QuickTime MPEG-2 for Mac OSX, you can get online from the Apple Store for $19.99.

  However, I am under El Capitan like you, and when I tried to install the MPEG-2 component, I got a message that it could not be installed on my

  disk because the app was for an earlier version of my OS.  I don't know if others have had this problem, but I thought that I could

  mention it to you before you passed the $20.00.

• Auto/hide with Flv playback doesn't work with javascript lightbox, need help?

  Hello world
  
  I've created a few swf loading an flv file in flv playback and check on the parameter auto/hide. When I test the movie, it works fine. BUT, in my site, I put these swf files in Lightbox (javascript based) and when the mouse passes over the flash video, it shows the Player skin and when the mouse goes off, the Player skin stays on the video! Why? Does anyone has an idea on how to force the parameter auto/hide in this case?
  Thanks for your help
  
  Orlenka

  Found this post while searching for an answer, but not found much elsewhere so I will post my solution quick and ugly here. I'm sure it can be improved, but I didn't have much more than 5 minutes. Note: .visible affecting false just finished what causes the transition from autohide to happen again and again, to remedy this I'm just temporarily spend the whole sprite off the screen.

  (AS3, using the CS5 component... Note that 'player' is the FLVPlayback instance):

  # force "Auto hide" what inactive mouse

  var: timer = new Timer(1500, 0);

  timer.addEventListener (TimerEvent.TIMER, onTimer);

  Timer.Start ();

  var skinSprite:DisplayObject;

  var prevMouseX:Number;

  var prevMouseY:Number;

  function onTimer(e:TimerEvent):void {}

  get skinSprite if have not already

  {if(!skinSprite)}

  var child: DisplayObject;

  for (var i: Number = 0; i< player.numchildren;="" i++)="">

  child = player.getChildAt (i);

  If (i == 2) {//this is the skinSprite

  child = skinSprite;

  }

  }

  }

  Check if the mouse has not moved since the last event of the timer

  If (skinSprite & mouseX == prevMouseX & mouseY == prevMouseY) {}

  skinSprite.y = - 1000;

  }

  prevMouseX = mouseX;

  prevMouseY = mouseY;

  }

  stage.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE, stage_onMouseMove);

  function stage_onMouseMove(e:MouseEvent):void {}

  {if (skinSprite)}

  skinSprite.y = 0;

  }

  }

• Restart a FLV playback

  Hi all

  OK I was everywhere on the web and havn't really found what I need. I've created an interface that plays videos when you click the buttons. Everything works beautifully. I use the FLVplayback component for each video. The customer wants to be able to restart the video button. The scrubber apparently not enough. Y at - it an easy way to start the FLV after he started playing. I just need to restart the video from the beginning. I know there is a skin that does this but not what the customer wants and I noticed that the right arrow of the skin is a little buggy. Anyway, please let me know if there is a simple script, that I can use to restart the Start button (IE "video restart"). I am a complete newbie with actionscript, so I can assume there is a simple solution to my problem.

  Thank you in advance for any answers or advice.

  Of the below should do what you're after. Some of them you will have to call play() afterwords, according to the current state of the game.

  flvPlaybackInstance.seek (0);

  flvPlaybackInstance.playHeadTime = 0;

  flvPlaybackInstance.playHeadPercentage = 0;

  flvPlaybackInstance(flvPlaybackInstance.source) .play;

  flvPlaybackInstance.load (flvPlaybackInstance.source);

  flvPlaybackInstance.source = flvPlaybackInstance.source;

  --

  Kenneth Kawamoto

  http://www.materiaprima.co.UK/

• Strange VideoDisplay component problem

  Hello

  I have an interesting question with the VideoDisplay component. I have a list of .flv files that appear in a List component. When the user clicks on one of the file names, click contains the path to the file and puts it into a bindable variable called "contentFile".

  I then use the source property of the VideoDisplay to define what video to begin playing.

  My code is simple and it works. Here it is:

  < mx:VideoDisplay x = "0" y = "239" width = "320" height = "240"

  ID = "vidDisplay".

  source = "{contentFile}" / >

  Here's the strange thing. When to use the following code:

  "source ="{contentFile}"

  my video takes several seconds to set buffer in advance before it starts to play (depending on the size of the source .flv file). Then when it starts to play, half the time that the video is very choppy, half the time it plays OK.

  However, when I set the source using an exact path for a video such as:

  source="/myVideos/myCoolVideo.flv".

  the video immediately loads almost instantly and play always super smooth. I tested this out on Mac OS x, FireFox, Safari, and WinXP in FireFox and IE. The same answer is repeatable. The same exact video chosen via the variable method bindable takes a while to load and playback can be summary.

  What can possibly be the difference between these two methods?

  Let me know if you need more information.

  Thank you

  Dan

  Although you will find your solution, don't forget to close the thread.

• Flash crashing and video playback/Streaming problems

  Recently did a reinstall of Windows 7 and have experienced problems with Flash and video playback in general. Questions may or may not be related. I have not detected problems with the opera and so I think that these are problems of Firefox. 3 major video sites that I use are (HTML 5 player) YouTube, twitch.tvand Crunchyroll.

  (1) flash very quickly and systematically accidents

     * Specifically noted when viewing streams on twitch.tv
     * Often crashes within a minute, almost certainly within a few minutes
     * Crash logs provided below
  

  (2) reading crashes

     * Occurs on all 3 sites
     * On twitch, stream freezes (but Flash does not crash). On YouTube, loading circle comes up and video freezes
     * If this occurs on twitch, Flash less likely to officially crash
  

  (3) volume cuts

     * Occurs on all 3 sites
     * If this occurs on twitch, Flash may still crash after
     * I've had volume issues with my system in general, with volume occasionally cutting in gaming programs, such as League of   Legends and Hearthstone. That being said, I do not experience this issue with Opera and this only occurs on video playback in Firefox.
  

  Flash Crash IDs:
  BP-8e2f650d-7fc2-4235-a864-ef4282151205
  BP-a6760c7c-c561-4be5-BD48-bea1f2151205
  BP-82dee164-B506-4282-BCA7-6f18a2151205
  BP-ef411a19-00B9-4406-B91F-bd0572151205
  BP-2cee7e29-008C-4e6f-9FAA-eea992151117

  Attempts at Solutions:

     * Disabled hardware acceleration in Flash
     * Reinstalled/Updated Flash and (I think) made sure there is only one version of Flash
     * Reinstalled/Updated Firefox
     * Cleared cookies/cache/other stored web data
     * Updated all drivers
  

  I wouldn't stop using Firefox as my preferred browser and works fine on all my other devices, but if the problem persists, I'll have to. Any help or insight is appreciated!

  Unfortunately, I have tried all fixes of cor - el without success.

  However, I started to use audio drivers Realtek instead of Microsoft and everything seems to work more smooth. Will update later when I did several tests.

• DRM component problem, can't update Windows Media Player security

  I try to use my OverDrive and I have this same problem of 'a problem has occurred in the DRM component. Contact microsoft support"with the button unclickable on the link I see that many others have had. I looked at previous answers for them and I have renamed my DRM folder to DRMbackup, changed my proxy on Windows media player settings, troubleshooted the patch use windows media he asked (including reinstall them WMP), cleared my cookies in IE and firefox, and the update button is unclickable. I've also been running IE as an administrator. This is ridiculous. I just click the button to update my DRM and get on with it (I'm not worried about the previously protected songs) what else can I try not to mention that from another computer? I've been troubleshooting for more than 3 hours!

  I had the same frustration. Finally resolved with instructions to: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976590.

  I hope this helps.

• Windows Media Player playback speed problem - static...

  I play an MP3 to an audio book on WMP file and when I go on it 2 X normal playback speed, suddenly the sound produces a static noise. The audio is always readable, but static electricity is super annoying.

  Do you know what causes this and how to fix it?

  Thank you very much

  Thanks for the tips... I found actually an ideal solution that completely eliminated the problem...

  I previously converted the audio book in MP3 format, and as I said, I had that static when going above 2 X the playback speed.

  Well, what I did to solve the problem is the following:

  I used RealPlayer (which is a 100% free tool) to convert the MP3 to a Windows Media Audio file. Just click convert to button in RealPlayer and change the settings and press convert...

  AND'RE YOU READY TO GO...

  The audio is excellent... zero static... and now I can listen to the audio book of more than 2 X the normal speed in Windows Media Player and do with it in less time that I would otherwise...

  It's a beautiful thing!

  Wanted to leave instructions because other people have noticed that they have had this problem and I am sure that there will be more who need a solution in the future...

  Cool - let me know if you have any questions for those facing the same question...