Skin file?

I am trying to listen to a recording of the teleconference, and it says that the file isn't valid. What is c? How can it be solved?

Skin is normally how the appearance of applications is defined. Popular multimedia applications the best known are probably Winamp.

Once downloaded it had an appearance by default, but you can download skins to change any number of designs.

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Captivate 3 - skin file rid!
I have 3 Cap and you just create a new project. I use a skin BMP ("steel"). With my other projects with nerve 3, I used the same (I think) so the skin settings and they didn't not create a published 'skin' file.

However, my new project creates a skin file. I will not go into great detail why this is a problem, but basically, I need to act like those prior project and does not create a skin (when the cheek skin file, it has no control, and I have things configured to use the file of the skin).

I feel that giving up using non - BMP player bars, the 'skin' is incorporated in the file (skin) unique and is so why it has not been created with my prior projects.

Can anyone shed light on what to look for that might cause the skin to get created with the BMP player bars?

TIA!
Rick,

You did it! You saved the day. Thank you very much!

I actually uncheck the borders at one point (and wondered how he got to check), but with your help, I've learned that just change the skins can reactivate at the borders defining.

I am everything is ready - thanks again for your help!

Windows Media Player failed to open the skin file

Opening a file on the media player that has a skin.

Hi, I tried to open a file, but received a message saying that the media player has encountered an error. He continued to say that the file may not be valid. It is important that I get this open. What could be the problem or what can do to solve it?

Hi, I tried to open a file, but received a message saying that the media player has encountered an error. He continued to say that the file may not be valid. It is important that I get this open. What could be the problem or what can do to solve it?

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Googling turns upward the following links...

Good luck to solve the problem...

Warn when opening a file "skin".
http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7pictures/thread/5739ab96-A980-478C-94BC-a9e0d4db2e6b

Player Windows Media 80070716 error cannot display a skin
http://www.Windows-Media-Player-updates.com/windowsmediaplayererror80070716.html

Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

skin loading error: file not found

Impossible to stream/watch videos from PBS.org using Mozilla Firefox. No problem in contrast with Internet Explorer. Error message: "error loading skin: file not found."

Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.
- Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
- Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
- https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
- https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
Clear the cache and delete cookies only from Web sites that cause problems.

"Clear the Cache":
- Firefox/tools > Options > advanced > network > content caching Web: 'clear now '.
'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:
- Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

Skins for Windows does not apply on Windows Media Player 11

I use Windows Media Player 11 for Vista 64 bit and I download a skin and try to apply it to every time it won't work. It only works if I double click the skin file and I won't continue to do it every time. I tried to look for answers to this problem of alreadt, but every single response is to go to http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Change-how-Windows-Media-Player-looks-using-skins and it does not at all help.

Hi Matt,

You save the skin before applying it or run it directly?

If you save the skin before applying, you must double-click it to apply. Other wise, you must change the mouse settings to use the single click.

For more information, you can consult the following article:

Using your mouse

Hope this information is useful.

What is a skin package?

How to modify a skin file?

How to modify a skin file?

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Are what program you referring?

Skin will give a different appearance for the app, it is destined.

For example, see the following article on Windows Media Player:

Skins for Windows Media Player
http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/downloads/Windows-Media-Player/skins

applying files. Look in first Pro CC

I use the first Pro CC (2015.3) in the effects box, under Lumetri looks like, there are presets to play with to change the color scheme, however I also found place online where you can download files is to add more options in Premiere Pro. An example, I downloaded some of those looks are:
SpeedGrade looks like "digitalfilms.
Although these files. Look comes from speedgrade, it is supposed to be a way that it can be applied to the clip in Premiere Pro. Everybody there knows how to do this with. Look at files residing on your hard drive?
Thank you all in advance for your comments.

As said in the help files and shown in the tutorials on this by Adobe... for skin files, go to the Design tab, click the drop-down arrow, and navigate to the folder where you keep your files Look. Select one, and it will be applied.

Neil

Custom PS3 skins
Hi all

A few questions about the recount in spaces PS3.

(1) I try the development method return for skin webcenter spaces. What I could not understand was how deploy and make reference to any necessary images and CSS. Pointers?

(2) how we reuse skins developed for PS2? I tried the documented method to reference the custom.webcenter.spaces library in extend.webcenter.spaces, but the skins do not appear in the list of resources.

With respect,
Bruno Guillaume
Hello

Sorry for the delay in responding! So here's the plug:

1. all your images of skin should be placed under the / file sharing, that is to say, / shared/skins/myskin/images
2. right click on the file Skin.css and select update resource...
3. in the content directory, point to the folder/shared/skins/myskin/images
4. in your skin file, you can view the image in this way:
background-image: url('/oracle/webcenter/siteresources/scopedMD/shared/skins/myskin/images/bg.png');

You can check the path being generated by the collection by selecting export resources portal and search path in the mar file contained in the ear file.

Here's where to find more information:
Hello

Sorry for the delay in responding! So here's the plug:

1. all your images of skin should be placed under the / file sharing, that is to say, / shared/skins/myskin/images
2. right click on the file Skin.css and select update resource...
3. in the content directory, point to the folder/shared/skins/myskin/images
4. in your skin file, you can view the image in this way:
background-image: url('/oracle/webcenter/siteresources/scopedMD/shared/skins/myskin/images/bg.png');

You can check the path being generated by the collection by selecting export resources portal and search path in the mar file contained in the ear file.

Here's where to find more information:
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E17904_01/WebCenter.1111/e10148/jpsdg_skin.htm

Hope that helps!

What is the best way to customize the skin of the PlayBar?

Hello
I need to customize the skin of the PlayBar and put our new totally brand design.
I know that the default skin files are found under folder Templates. Should I take one of these fla files and customize it with our new model?
I have another option in my mind, but do not know if it works. I guess I can hide the playback bar and create my own buttons on the stage and in this way can build the scene with my own reading bar control.
Do you think one is better? I need your comments.
Thank you
Erkan

The question is not so much what you CAN do with buttons in Captivate to replace the PlayBar, but what one MUST do one way or the other.

It must be remembered as it is currently impossible to add interactive objects such as buttons to master slides or quiz question slides. So if you do not create your own playback bar customized with all the keys you need, you will end up having to replicate the same button, set each slide of your project, which is a lot of buttons to maintain. But then when you get to your quiz slides, you will not be able to add same buttons here.

So if you have the resources to customize your own reading bar, which seems to be the best option from a perspective of low maintenance.

Change to the required indicator skin
I'm in the course of the indicator required style. Is it possible for a quarter of the right side of the label to the place where he is currently on the left side?
Hi Mark,

I'm assuming that the requirements for the collection of custom skin is already done. If this is not the case, please do so as specified in
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E14571_01/Web.1111/b31973/af_skin.htm#CACJDIAD
http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E14571_01/Web.1111/b31973/af_skin.htm#CACEDAEG

In the custom skin file, add this property so that the indicator required after the label.
*. AFRequiredIconStyle {*}
float: right;
*}*

Thank you
Nini

Is there anyway to incorporate or to hide a file of FLV playback interface?

We are developing a small Flash application to display the ability of our company. This application is stored on a small USB key that we give to our potential customers. When the USB key is available, users will see two folders 'Media' and 'other '. and a SWF file called 'Start '. There are; However, a single file over that displays: the interface/skin file that we used for our videos FLV (titled "SkinUnderPlaySeekStop.swf"). If this file is not included in the same location as the main SWF, the interface/skin does not appear on the video.
We would like to both files and the main SWF to display on the root of the USB stick. Is there anyway to move the interface/skin file in another folder (for example, the 'other') and call backward from that location in the original FLA file?
Thanks in advance for any response.

Yes, you can place the skin in any folder. just designate the property skin of your component to the path/skinswfname.swf where path is relative to the html integration (if you use an html file).

missing State 'disabled' in the skin

I have a custom component CircleProgress.mxml with two States: 'default' and 'other', using a skin with the same two States defined. But during compilation, it pops up an error in the skin file: the "disabled" State of necessary skin is missing.
I don't want any "disabled" State because the logic of my application does not include this State. How to get rid of this error? (without the addition of a State "off")
Here is the code:
" < = xmlns:fx s:BorderContainer ' http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009 "
xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx".
skinClass = "mylib.progress.circle.skins.SolidSkin"
>
< s: states >
< name s: State = "default" / >
< name s: State = "other" / >
< / s: states >
< fx:Script >
<! [CDATA]
Import mx.events.FlexEvent;
Import spark.components.supportClasses.SkinnableComponent;
Import spark.primitives.Ellipse;

[SkinState ("default")]
[SkinState ("other")]

[SkinPart (required = "true")]
public var skinCircle:Ellipse;
[]] >
< / fx:Script >
< / s:BorderContainer >
And the skin:
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
" < = xmlns:fx s:Skin ' http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009 "
xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
xmlns:MX = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" >
< fx:Metadata >
[HostComponent ("mylib.progress.circle.CircleProgress")]
< / fx:Metadata >
< s: states >
< name s: State = "default" / >
< name s: State = "other" / >
< / s: states >
< s:Ellipse id = "skinCircle" width = "100%" height = "100%" >
< s:stroke >
< s:SolidColorStroke color = "blue" / >
< / s:stroke >
< / s:Ellipse >
< / s:Skin >

I generated a skin for the BorderContainer class. It seems that flex waits a skin for the BorderContainer having a disabled state. I don't know why he would call a status of disabled, but given that the framework would expect, you need to implement.

Add icon on skin button ignition

Hello all I am trying to add a different icon on different buttons. I have my ready skin file but do not know if I have to create the different skin for different button class. It seems inefficient. Any suggestions? Thanks for the reply...

<s:Button id="pass"
      width="110"
      height="35"
      fontWeight="bold" 
          fontSize="12" 
      fontFamily="arial" 
      label="Past Track" 
      click="pass_clickHandler(event)" skinClass="skins.CustomSkin"/>       
<s:Button id="future" 
      width="110"
      height="20"
      fontWeight="bold" 
      fontSize="12" 
      fontFamily="arial" 
      label="Future Plan"
          click="future_clickHandler(event)"
          skinClass="skins.CustomSkin"/>

The skin...

   <!-- layer 2: fill -->
    <!--- @private -->
    <s:Rect id="fill" left="1" right="1" top="1" bottom="1" radiusX="2">
        <s:fill>
            <s:LinearGradient rotation="90">
                <s:GradientEntry color="#304fd7" 
                             color.over="#4b6bf6" 
                             color.down="0xAAAAAA" 
                             alpha="0.85" />
            <s:GradientEntry color="#1f38a3" 
                             color.over="#3653cf" 
                             color.down="0x929496" 
                             alpha="0.85" />
        </s:LinearGradient>
    </s:fill>
</s:Rect>


<!-- icon --> // I could add my icon here but that would make me to create  
                  //different icon image for different button

If you could do something like that, even if it should not be a required element.

public class ImageButton extends button
{
/**
* The skin part that defines the area where
* the user can drag to resize the window.
*/
[SkinPart (required = "true")]
public var buttonImage:Object

.......

}

Then, in your skin, you'd have a picture mxml with the same name (ButtonImageGadget) that would position you in the skin. In the mxml when you use the class, you could just do

I must warn you that the count is not my specialty.

If this post was helpful please mark it as such.

Sincerely,

Ubu

Skin + component custom Spark does not correctly appear in Flash Builder

I am creating a custom spark component which has a personalized content for use in MXML much as controlbar and the contents of a special group. I imitated the application Panel and PanelSkin, but is not correctly make in FlashBuilder, but it looks good at execution time. My custom group is called headerGroup. And I followed the implementation of the controlBar in Panel. My skin file should display the header at the top of the container. For debugging, I just renamed my headerGroup to contentGroup (defined in SkinnableContainer) and I can see this content at design time.
What should I do extra to get my custom group appears at design time? Below, I've stuck my componetn and his skin file.
Console.As
package
{
import flash.utils.describeType;
import mx.core.mx_internal;
import mx.utils.BitFlagUtil;
import spark.components.Button;
import spark.components.Group;
import spark.components.SkinnableContainer;
import spark.components.supportClasses.SkinnableComponent;
import spark.layouts.supportClasses.LayoutBase;
use the space namespace mx_internal;
public class Console extends SkinnableContainer
{
protected const CONSOLE_HEADER:String = "consoleHeader";
protected public static const HEADER_PROPERTY_FLAG:uint = 1 < < 0;
protected public static const LAYOUT_PROPERTY_FLAG:uint = 1 < < 1;
protected public static const VISIBLE_PROPERTY_FLAG:uint = 1 < < 2;
mx_internal public static var createAccessibilityImplementation:Function;
[SkinPart(required="false")]
public var headerGroup:Group;
mx_internal var headerGroupProperties:Object = {visible: true};
[ArrayElementType("mx.core.IVisualElement")]
public function get headerContent (): array
{
If (headerGroup)
return headerGroup.getMXMLContent ();
else
return headerGroupProperties.headerContent;
}
public public function set headerContent(value:Array):void
{
If (headerGroup)
{
headerGroup.mxmlContent = value;
headerGroupProperties = BitFlagUtil.update (headerGroupProperties as uint, )
HEADER_PROPERTY_FLAG, value! = null);
}
else
headerGroupProperties.headerContent = value;
invalidateSkinState();
}

public function get headerLayout (): LayoutBase
{
(headerGroup) return
? headerGroup.layout
: headerGroupProperties.layout;
}
public public function set headerLayout(value:LayoutBase):void
{
If (headerGroup)
{
headerGroup.layout = value;
headerGroupProperties = BitFlagUtil.update (headerGroupProperties as uint, )
LAYOUT_PROPERTY_FLAG, true);
}
else
headerGroupProperties.layout = value;
}
public function get headerVisible (): Boolean
{
(headerGroup) return
? headerGroup.visible
: headerGroupProperties.visible;
}
public public function set headerVisible(value:Boolean):void
{
If (headerGroup)
{
headerGroup.visible = value;
headerGroupProperties = BitFlagUtil.update (headerGroupProperties as uint, )
VISIBLE_PROPERTY_FLAG, value);
}
else
headerGroupProperties.visible = value;
invalidateSkinState();
if (skin)
skin.invalidateSize ();
}

/**
* @private
*/
override protected function initializeAccessibility (): void
{
If (VMConsole.createAccessibilityImplementation! = null)
VMConsole.createAccessibilityImplementation (this);
}
override protected function partAdded(partName:String,_instance:Object):void
{
super.partAdded (partName, instance);
If (instance is headerGroup)
{
/ / copy values transferred by proxy (if defined) headerGroupProperties to headerGroup
var newHeaderGroupProperties:uint = 0;
If (headerGroupProperties.headerContent! == undefined)
{
headerGroup.mxmlContent = headerGroupProperties.headerContent;
newHeaderGroupProperties = BitFlagUtil.update(newHeaderGroupProperties, )
HEADER_PROPERTY_FLAG, true);
}
If (headerGroupProperties.visible! == undefined)
{
headerGroup.visible = headerGroupProperties.visible;
newHeaderGroupProperties = BitFlagUtil.update(newHeaderGroupProperties, )
VISIBLE_PROPERTY_FLAG, true);
}
headerGroupProperties = newHeaderGroupProperties;
}
}

override protected function partRemoved(partName:String,_instance:Object):void
{
super.partRemoved (partName, instance);
}

override protected function getCurrentSkinState (): String
{
var State: String = active? 'normal': "disabled";
If (headerGroup)
{
If (BitFlagUtil.isSet (headerGroupProperties as uint, HEADER_PROPERTY_FLAG) & & )
BitFlagUtil.isSet (headerGroupProperties as uint, VISIBLE_PROPERTY_FLAG))
State += "WithHeader";
}
else
{
If (headerGroupProperties.headerContent & & )
headerGroupProperties.visible)
State += "WithHeader";
}
return status;
}
}
}
ConsoleSkin.mxml
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "utf-8"? >
" < = xmlns:fx s:SparkSkin ' http://ns.Adobe.com/MXML/2009 "
xmlns:s = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/spark".
xmlns:mx = "library://ns.adobe.com/flex/mx" >
< fx:Declarations >
<! - Place non-visual elements (e.g., services, items of value) here - >
< / fx:Declarations >
< fx:Metadata >
<! [CDATA]
/**
* @copy #hostComponent spark.skins.spark.ApplicationSkin
*/
[HostComponent ("Console")]
]]>
< / fx:Metadata >
< s: states >
< s: State name = "normal" / >
< s: State name = "disabled" / >
< name s: State = "normalWithHeader" / >
< name s: State = "disabledWithHeader" / >
< / s: states >
< s:Rect id = "shadow" left = "-1" right = "-1" high = low '-1' = '-1' radiusX = "2" >
< s:fill >
< s:LinearGradient rotation = "90" >
< s:GradientEntry color = "0x000000".
Alpha = "0.01" / >
< s:GradientEntry color = "0x000000".
Alpha = "0.07" / >
< / s:LinearGradient >
< / s:fill >
< / s:Rect >
< s:Rect id = "fill" left = "1" right = "1" top down = '1' = '1' radiusX = "2" >
< s:fill >
< s:LinearGradient rotation = "90" >
< s:GradientEntry color = "0xFFFFFF".
Alpha = "0.85" / >
< s:GradientEntry color = "0xD8D8D8".
Alpha = "0.85" / >
< / s:LinearGradient >
< / s:fill >
< / s:Rect >
< s:Group id = "headerGroup" width = "100%" height = "100%" >
< s:layout >
< s:HorizontalLayout paddingLeft = "10" paddingRight = "10" paddingTop = "7" paddingBottom = gap "7" = "10" / >
< / s:layout >
< / s:Group >
< / s:SparkSkin >

Hello

> Why it does not work when the component is not in a library of thought

The application code is not "compiled". A CFC is final compiled code, so design mode can load and display. I think that it won't work in an application's performance. Things will need to be recompiled constantly since there is no compc compiler in an application.

The extra leg, that I am referring is in Design view extensions. There are in fact extended components that implement the API they use in Design mode. It's a glorified built-in Flash Player.

It's a complication bit, I intend writes a blog on sooner rather than later.

Mike

change default ignition Panel = contentGroup skin id does not

Hello
I have change the value by default "spark.skins.spark.PanelSkin" and then by applying this Panel custom skin to my component of the Panel. I want to be able to create a left, right, and forced to bottom of 10px to the 'contentGroup"- that's all.
However, I find this task almost impossible. I'm trying to change:
< s:Group id = "contentGroup" width = "100%" height = "100%" minWidth = minHeight '0' = '0' >
< / s:Group >
TO:
< s:Group id = "contentGroup" left = "10" right = "10" top = "10" low = "10" width = "100%" height = "100%" minWidth = "0" "0" = minHeight >
< / s:Group >
However, this does NOT work. You can also change it's 'contentGroup's parent... "the content"... from:
< s:Group id = "content" >
TO:
< s:Group left = "10" right = "10" left = "10" top = "10" low = "10" id = "content" >
does NOT work or the other.
Can someone tell me please how do the 'contentGroup' have a padding of 10px autour WITHOUT changing the title bar? Thanks in advance

I think that your first attempt does not work because you set a width/height size and forced top/left/right/down (width/height take precedence)

Your second attempt does not work because the 'content' group is in a VerticalLayout that does not respect the constraints of the up, left, down, right.

EDIT:

Actually affecting the left/right/up/down on "content" has no effect because at the top of the skin file the override of updateDisplayList() sets to zero. If you change the two lines from 0 to 10, it should have an effect, but not the desired. I suggest this approach:

Try to encapsulate the contentGroup in another group that has the width/height of 100% and the value of the top/left/right/down on the contentGroup:






Post edited by: Shongrunden

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