Hi,
i've been wondering myself, and up till now we have reverted to processing
the flv with a meta data injector (burak's) and checking the current flv
time against the duration to see if it has ended.
grtz
Hans
On 9/6/06, Andreas R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I know this is an old question but i can't really seem to get a good
grasp of it.
I have a client that loads FLVs locally off the machine it runs on. When
movies stop, events get broadcasted. however sometimes the stop event i
set up fails:
onStatus = function(info){
switch(info.code){
case "NetStream.Play.Start":
stopped = false;
break;
case "NetStream.Buffer.Empty":
if(stopped){
broadcastMessage("onVideoComplete");
}
break;
case "NetStream.Play.Stop":
stopped = true;
break;
}
}
On tracing out info.code onStatus, i see that buffer.empty and
buffer.full flicker on and off during playback, and that gets me
worried. Sometimes Play.stop is called before the buffer has played out,
but buffer.flush and buffer.empty right now seem so unreliable in terms
of actually firing at the end of the FLV that i'm confused as to how to
even approach this.
Anyone got a solid, sound solution?
Thanks,
- Andreas SJ
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