doh, I'm really sorry. Silly me, thanks!
[btw the constructor had all kinds of other [irrelevant] things in it, hence
why i left it out, sorry! will include next time]
On 5/3/07, Lists [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sebastian,
You didn't include the timeline code, but I made some assumptions. I think
the most relevant issue is that your NetConnection and NetStream variables
are local and expire after the function is called. This works:
//in class PostView.as, in com/blabla/
class com.blabla.PostView extends MovieClip {
private var _netConn:NetConnection;
private var _netStream:NetStream;
public function playVideo () {
_netConn = new NetConnection();
_netConn.connect(null);
_netStream = new NetStream(_netConn);
_netStream.onStatus = function (infoObject:Object) {
trace (infoObject.code);
}
_root.vid.attachVideo(_netStream);
_netStream.play(video/video.flv);
}
}
//in timeline
import com.blabla.PostView;
var myVar:PostView = new PostView();
myVar.playVideo();
//
I'm not a fan of classes without constructors, though. If you only
included
a snippet, disregard. If not, you can unify the class and function name
above and omit the last line in the timeline. Or, even throw in a generic
constructor for clarity/possible info.
Rich Shupe
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