Is it better to cut your video to whole seconds?
Well, that may not be as easy as it sounds. Specially in my case, I
have to deal with 3 dozen production staff members all producing video
each day across the south-eastern united states.
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The primary issue is the these NetStream Status Reports do not fire
reliably. Buffer.Full is reported after playback has begun so if,
for instance, you have a placeholder graphic over your video, and you
tie it's fade to when Buffer.Full is sent, you need to give yourself
some black padding at
Is there any special trick to accurately getting an end of flv
playback event? I have to build a player that's also flash 7
compatible, which has an onEnterFrame in it that updates a progress
bar. The bar calculates the ns.time/duration to figure the position
in the video, but it NEVER gets to
I've been wondering the same thing.
I've done several different variations too.
I first tried to Floor the NetStream.time and duration, but if the
duration is 5.3 seconds and the playhead stopped at 4.99 you end up
with a 5 on 6 comparison.
I then tried to obtain the percentage which did work
Why not add a listener object to the onStatus event of your
NetStream. It will inform you when the playback has stopped. You can
take action from there.
jord
On Nov 16, 2005, at 10:39 AM, Marlon Harrison wrote:
Is there any special trick to accurately getting an end of flv
playback event?
In my experience it doesn't work.
NetStream.Play.Stop is fired much to early in the streaming video.
The other method that I use is to first listen for
NetStream.Buffer.Flush followed by NetStream.Buffer.Empty, but
NetStream.Buffer.Flush is new to Flash Player 8.
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Agreed, I have only seen the NetStream.Play.Stop fire at the end of an FLV.
I recall reading, i think here, that this wasn't always the case but i could
never find another time it fired other than at the end of an FLV... It seems
Not sure to tell you truth.
From http://www.kaourantin.net/2005/08/from-12-to-24-layers-and-other.html
The NetStream object now sends NetStream.Buffer.Flush status
messages when the buffer is being emptied, f.ex. when you reach the
end of a file. This is helpful especially if videos are shorter
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Not sure to tell you truth.
From http://www.kaourantin.net/2005/08/from-12-to-24-layers-and-other.html
The NetStream object now sends NetStream.Buffer.Flush status
messages when the buffer
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I hope this thread doesn't die.
I'd like to see what other methods
of flv playback event
My issue with using NetStream.Buffer.Empty is that the video is not done
playing when this gets fired, at least not for me with progressive flv's in
Flash 7. Also - if a buffer underrun occurs when they'res less time
remaining than the bufferlength, the Buffer.Empty status
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