I guess there is NO good abstract description about how it works.
That is where you must start. How about the protocol that is spoken between two software layers inside gnash? At some point there must be an interface whose calls encode the sequence of visible and audible object motion.
The proprietary player doesn't indeed have any timeline control, any timeline control is implemented by the SWF application itself.
In that case maybe neither should we, and dump the advance/retreat control. It's a bit like asking for a rewindable computer game... unless someone can figure out what it means to rewind a flash movie. For deterministic, non-interactive animations I understand the concept, but not in general. M _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
