I guess I posted that a little prematurely. Here is the solution: Once it calls VideoEvent.CONNECTION_ERROR you need to add this in the function VideoDisplay.close(). That way it closed out the connection to VideoDisplay. When you go to load in a new video, inside the VideoEvent.READY function that gets called, if you are having the video play once the video is loaded in simply use VideoDisplay.play() but if you are having it jump to a specific frame when it gets loaded in (as a make-shift preview) then you need to call VideoDisplay.play() and VideoDisplay.pause() right after it. Hope this helps someone. My video gallery is DONE!
--- In [email protected], "lytvynyuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hard to say something without seeing a code sample, it coul be many > things. > > --- In [email protected], "honoraryvato" > <honoraryvato@> wrote: > > > > I have been working on a Flex video gallery. The very last thing I > > have to do is figure out a loading problem. When you click on a button > > to load a video, but the video is not found, I have it showing an > > error. That works fine. But when I click on another button to load in > > a video after it gives that error, it does nothing. The only listener > > that is calles is the VideoEvent.LOADING listener. Does anyone know > > what had to be done to get it to start calling listeners again? > > >
