Just a little clean up here... I figured out why the video was distorted. When playing an FLV inside a player that has a width and height smaller than the FLV's default sizes, you must set the video.smoothing property to true. If you are using a player component that does not expose the video object, you have to go into the component's source somehow or build your own player. I chose the latter and had success.
--- In [email protected], "jwebbsuccess" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks for reading. > I'm using an open source video player found > here: http://www.fxcomponents.com/flex-video-player/ > <http://www.fxcomponents.com/flex-video-player/> > > The video in this player shows up distorted even though I've verified > that maintainAspectRatio is set to "true", the ratio between the FLV > default size (360 x 270) and the video screen size (300 x 225) has been > preserved. This player is calling an FLV on a separate server. > http://www.law.com/jsp/nylj/PubArticleNY.jsp? hubtype=TopStories&id=12024\ > 25167541 > <http://www.law.com/jsp/nylj/PubArticleNY.jsp? hubtype=TopStories&id=1202\ > 425167541> > > The player below is displaying the same FLV file. In this case, the > player is playing an FLV on the same server: > http://www.gcnewyork.com/display.php/file=/video/nyljStory10 > <http://www.gcnewyork.com/display.php/file=/video/nyljStory10> > > > Do you have any idea on what I have to do to make the 1st player's > playback crystal clear like the 2nd player? >
