Have you tried using netstream object to play your flvs instead?
Wouter Steidl wrote:
Thx for your respose,
But I cant believe it has to do with that....cause it works if I don't try
to load flvs from the same project but throw in the file from that other
project......
Any more thoughts?
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Wadhwa
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You may want to wait for the ready event to fire(after you set the
contentPath)and then issue the play command.
MM Help example here:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/flash/8/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhel
p.htm?href=00001893.html
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Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 3:43 PM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Straaaaaaaange FLVplayback problem....
Hi List,
I am using the FLVPlayback component and have a really strange problem:
I have a videoloader class (Singleton) that I instansiate, then I throw in
an array of videos and it plays them sequentially....like this: (FPB is a
reference to the FLVplayback-instance on stage)
public function loadFLVs (aVids : Array) : Void {
// (re)set the video arrays
this.aVids = aVids;
//Load first video
FPB.activeVideoPlayerIndex = 0;
FPB.visibleVideoPlayerIndex = 0;
FPB.contentPath = aVids[0].source;
// start with first Video
FPB.play();
}
And on a buttonpress I can change the array of videos like this:
Button.onPress = function() {
aVideos[0] = {source:"videos/1A.flv", id:1, name:11, nCpTime:1.00};
myVid.loadFLVs(aVideos);
}
But now something strange happens.......
I have a number of videos for a project named 1A.flv, 1b.flv, etc.
If I start with 1A and try to load 1B on the buttonclick it fails
If I start with 1A and on buttonpress load A TOTALL DIFFERENT flv form A
TOTALLY DIFFERENT PROJECT it works....... Lets call it project2.flv
As a hack I tried this in the loadFLV function:
Before I set the content path to the correct video I change it to
project2.flv...
//Load first video
FPB.activeVideoPlayerIndex = 0;
FPB.visibleVideoPlayerIndex = 0;
FPB.contentPath = "project2.flv";
FPB.contentPath = aVids[0].source;
And then it works again :S
but its an ugly hack
I`m totally clueless,
Any idea what this can be?
Thanx a lot!
Wouter
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