Problem video and Firefox

[peterpetrake]

I have a movie that load in a contentpane a file .swf that contains a video.
When I reproduce the movie in IE it works perfectly, but the video does not get loaded in Firefox.
Anybody knows as can it be the problem?

Thanks
Pedro

[blanius]

Not without more information.

But guessing anyway:
Since we know that the flash player is most likey not to blame, and that being made in Koolmoves should have to issues. I would imagine it has to do with the HTML tags and most likely you've made a mistake in your <embed> tags somewhere that you did not make in the <object> <param> tags.

[peterpetrake]

I attach the file and the address where the movie is
http://pag-per.servicam.com/pedroher/index.html

Thanks
Pedro

[ant_Z]

Not without more information.

But guessing anyway:
Since we know that the flash player is most likey not to blame, and that being made in Koolmoves should have to issues. I would imagine it has to do with the HTML tags and most likely you've made a mistake in your <embed> tags somewhere that you did not make in the <object> <param> tags.

source code of html seems to be good... without wmode transparent

[blanius]

Well I'm scratching my head. The HTML looks fine... Looks like straight from KM.

I tried loading the swf directly in FF and it doesn't load then either.

[blanius]

contentpane7.loadMovie("bataproce.swf");

Woah! That shouldn't work at all.

I could be wrong but that is NOT a supported method for a contentpane.

try using this:

setContent ( type, source [, transition, transitTime [, clipRect ]] )
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Type Source

0 text string containing text
1 html text string containing html text
2 external text filename of text file
3 external html text file name of html text file
4 external graphic file name of swf, gif, png or jpg file
5 symbol library mc linkage ID of movieclip
6 symbol library bitmap linkage ID of bitmap
7 bitmap bitmap

Transition

0 Crossfade
1 Dissolve
2 Left to right
3 Top to bottom

TransitTime

Value between 0 and 5
representing the amount of seconds the transition takes


So for you it would be

contentpane7.setContent ( 4,"bataproce.swf" , 1, 1 )

[peterpetrake]

contentpane7.loadMovie("bataproce.swf");

Woah! That shouldn't work at all.

I could be wrong but that is NOT a supported method for a contentpane.

try using this:


So for you it would be

contentpane7.setContent ( 4,"bataproce.swf" , 1, 1 )

Thanks blanius, I have tried this but the same thing happens.

Thank you very much
Pedro

[w.brants]

Remove the onLoad constructure you used.
Just the line Bret gave you. That should work.

If you don't have to change the content it's easier to set it using the gui.

[peterpetrake]

Remove the onLoad constructure you used.
Just the line Bret gave you. That should work.

If you don't have to change the content it's easier to set it using the gui.

Thanks w. brants but it's the same, Firefox doesn't load video.
I will try to do another thing :confused: :scared:

Thanks
Pedro

[blanius]

There is no reason this should not work. I don't reccomend using swf for videos though FLV is SOOOO much better suited for this.

[peterpetrake]

I have solved the problem using the command loadMovie. Now, the problem is other:
The Web that I do has some videos, when the first video gets loaded there are no problems but when the second video loads the sound itself he gets up to the full and it seems like two videos had gotten loaded at the same time

Thanks
Pedro

[ant_Z]

maybe try to unLoad all movies before loading new movie

[peterpetrake]

I do it
A button that unloads the movie exists

[ant_Z]

try unLoad ALL movies, this would help...

[blanius]

Still say you are fixing an imagined problem. What are you trying to do?

[peterpetrake]

I have resolved the problem loading the movie in a clip with command loadMovie

loadMovie("guancerrado.swf","mc16");

Thanks
Pedro