If it is a stream issue, maybe try loading a blank dummy stream just
before the actual new stream?
That should clear any data.
Karl
On Sep 30, 2010, at 10:57 PM, Merrill, Jason wrote:
Try pausing, stopping then closing.
OK I'll give it a shot.
// Maybe also replace the above line with //_flvPlayback.close(); //
Kind of reaching on this one. :)
Yeah, lol, there is no _flvPlayback.close() method, but there is an
_flvPlayback.closeVideoPlayer(0); method - I'll try that too. If
all else fails, I'll just make sure the user has to watch some of
the video (video is definitely out of buffer mode) before advancing
to the next screen where the next video is. Not ideal, but in
theory it would work. I think Deepanjan is right, it has to do
with the buffering in the netstream still taking place while the
videoplayback component is removed. Because of that, the audio
still clings on. Is there a way to interrupt or stop/kill the
buffering process before it finishes? The bug 'feels' like it
happens during buffering and the user, instead of waiting for
buffering to finish, moves on to the next video. It doesn't seem to
be reproducable when the first video has already started playing.
Jason Merrill
Instructional Technology Architect
Bank of America Global Learning
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] FLV audio doesn't stop
Try pausing, stopping then closing.
_flvPlayback.pause();
_flvPlayback.stop();
_flvPlayback.getVideoPlayer(0).close(); //close the netstream
// Maybe also replace the above line with //_flvPlayback.close(); //
Kind of reaching on this one. :)
_flvPlayback.removeEventListener(VideoEvent.READY, onVideoReady);
flvPlayback.removeEventListener(MetadataEvent.METADATA_RECEIVED,
onMetadataReceived);
_flvPlayback.removeEventListener(VideoEvent.COMPLETE,
onVideoComplete); _flvPlayback.removeEventListener
(MetadataEvent.CUE_POINT, onCuePoint); if (_flvPlayback.stage)
{ removeChild(_flvPlayback); } //instead of the above line, I also
tried just removeChild (_flvPlayback); _flvPlayback = null;
Best,
Karl DeSaulniers
Design Drumm
http://designdrumm.com
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