Valentin Schmidt wrote: > Sam Brown wrote: >> you can embed cuepoints in the flv and listen for them to cue events. Most >> reliable way to embed them is via the Adobe Media Encoder > > there is no need to embedd such end cuepoints into the file, you can as > well add them programmatically at runtime (using the addASCuePoint > method), which results in much higher flexibility. > > but actually I don't think you need any cuepoints at all just to detect > the end of your video, for this purpose you can simply use the existing > VideoEvents (and check e.g. for VideoEvent.COMPLETE).
my bad, for some reason I had thought the OP just wanted know when the file has reached the end, but actually he asked for reaching second 45. anyway, it should be no problem to prammatically add a cuepont at second 45 using FLVPlayback's addASCuePoint() method. cheers, valentin _______________________________________________ Flashcoders mailing list Flashcoders@chattyfig.figleaf.com http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/listinfo/flashcoders
