By the way, in case you were wondering what slider I'm talking about, the slider value was bound with videoDisplay.playheadTime (or vice- versa I guess), and slider max was bound to the video duration...
--- In [email protected], "beecee1977" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I can only tell you that I remember having a similar problem before. > It seemed that the video stopped playing a couple of frames before > reaching the end of the video?!? If I used the slider to move the > playhead time on the extra frame or two the event fired, but I've no > real solution I'm afraid. Let me know if you find anything yourself! > > Good luck > Bill > > --- In [email protected], "Firdosh Tangri" <ftangri@> > wrote: > > > > I create a VideoDisplay Object and set its properties and event > handlers > > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]; > > videoHolder_VdDisp.load(); > > > > videoHolder_VdDisp.addEventListener > (VideoEvent.READY,onVideoLoaded); > > videoHolder_VdDisp.addEventListener(VideoEvent.COMPLETE > > ,onVideoComplete); > > videoHolder_VdDisp.addEventListener(IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR > > ,videoFileNotFound); > > > > > > Then whenever I set the source to a different event using a click > event on a > > button > > > > videoHolder_VdDisp.source=filePath+_slides[currentSlide- > [EMAIL PROTECTED]; > > > > the onVideoLoaded function gets called > > > > > > > > but when I set the next video in the onVideoComplete function the > > onVideoLoaded function doesnt get called > > > > videoHolder_VdDisp.source=filePath+_slides[currentSlide- > [EMAIL PROTECTED]; > > > > > > I event tried callin a different method from the onVideoComplete > function > > but that didnt work either > > > > cheers :) > > firdosh > > >
