With FMS you would pass in netstream. Play(file, start, duration); If not using FMS, the conventional method (which is pretty awful) is to do something similar to.
With FMS you would pass in netstream. Play(file, start, duration); If not using FMS, the conventional method (which is pretty awful) is to do something similar to: stream. Play(file); stream.pause(); // wait for the time to be available, and then play stream.
Seek(start); stream.resume(); // listen for the end and then stop(); If you have access to change your webserver, there are better plugins to handle on-demand seeking, take a look at: Apache mod_flvx: journal.paul.querna.org/articles/2006/07... Nginx h264 module: h264.code-shop.com/trac/wiki/Mod-H264-St... or just google mod h264 and/or mod flv and your web server.
Not using FMS. We asume file is embeded into SWF (which is pretty awful but is normal for my project) – Blender Apr 16 '10 at 14:33 yikes. Well if it's embedded I'm not sure how to access the video frames, I'm assuming Flash converts them into a long timeline, which at that point you'd have to read the framerate from loader.
ContentLoaderInfo. FrameRate and numFrames to calculate your own timestamps .... Then a simple gotoAndPlay / gotoAndStop would work .... – DanielH Apr 16 '10 at 18:28.
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