Hi David,
the problem is based on the conditional in the VideoDisplay function
set volume...
I had to track this down and found a temporary workaround..
package com.iahh.teaser.ui
{
import mx.controls.VideoDisplay;
public class IAHHVideoDisplay extends VideoDisplay
{
public function IAHHVideoDisplay()
{
//TODO: implement function
super();
}
override public function set volume(value:Number):void
{
// change value by just a touch to trick the super class into
taking it.
super.volume = value+0.1*Math.random();
}
}
}
I created a subclass that I have tied into my mxml file using a new
namespace and just override (overrode) the volume setter. it does
the trick for me. btw, the random is needed to insure that you can
set the same value, like 0 at every new source attachment.
cheers, Julian
On Mar 9, 2007, at 7:57 PM, David Gassner wrote:
Using the VideoDisplay component, it seems that setting the volume
property doesn't have any effect. For instance:
results in playing the video, but the sound is still there. I've also
tried setting the volume to 0 just before playing, and even calling
SoundMixer.stopAll(), but I can't seem to turn the sound off.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
David
