Yes i saw it was using a metedata class in the code try and track it
down i guess, u can also find the code in the flex framework. im unsure
where the metadata manager is it was there though ? anyway this class
is crapola best do it yourself.
flex / framesworks/sources/mx/controls/VideoDisplay.as
import mx.events.MetadataEvent;
private function get metadata():Object
{
return videoPlayer != null ? videoPlayer.metadata : null;
}
[Bindable("metadataReceived")]
videoPlayer.addEventListener(MetadataEvent.METADATA,
videoPlayer_metadataHandler);
John Grden wrote:
yaeh, I was just doing it as a progressive load
ns.play("file.flv"), not a stream from Red5. The api didn't indicate
any way / manner to get to the metadata or be notified when metadata
was loaded. Did you see any events for that somewhere?
On 11/12/06, Dan Rossi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hmm, regarding the metadata,
im pretty sure its still there, it uses
some custom class to handle the metadata, in the debugger, try to
create an error while using it, flex builder will bring up a stack
trace with the source of the videodisplay file and its metadata client.
Im pretty sure what you are experiencing is a problem that i am that no
metadata is sent in VOD mode , how are u triggering the play method btw
? if its play(stream, 1) thats what i mean by vod mode it only works
doin play(stream), if this is a flex thing thats very interesting
indeed.
John Grden wrote:
yeah and that's
what I was pretty much told when I asked
where the hell the event dispatch was for metadata ;)
I agree about using the NetConnection/NetStream classes because, you've
gotta add those custom methods when you talk to Red5 and the
VideoDisplay wouldn't work without those.
On 11/12/06, Michael Klishin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
On
Sun, 2006-11-12 at 16:35 +1100, Dan Rossi wrote:
> Videodisplay doesnt work with red5 completely and all and so much
> about being OO it cant be extended properly already tried it, its
net
> stream object cant be reused.
I guess it is by design. Component that is a "drop and forget" solution
for FLV playback. Those who need custom solutions have Video, NetStream
and Display API.
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