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This is a security/privacy restriction, you can display such images on the client side, but you can not draw them into a BitmapData object as this would allow you to intercept potentially private...

Make sure that the .FLV file extension is registered as a file type in IIS (use video/x-flv as the mime type when you do that). Otherwise IIS will simply refuse to serve these files.

Here is a little preview of how to use the new FLV playback using AS1 in Flash Player 7 without the help of FlashCom.


function startVideo() {
// create connection
nc = new NetConnection();...

C4_Tom: Can you try to load the root swf using the standalone player and do loadSound's or loadMovie with remote URL's to see if it shows the same problem? I wonder if this is only an issue with the...

Questions: Does this appear across all platforms and even in the standalone player? Does that means that projector files are affected too? Can somebody post an example .swf which shows this issue in...

Just a tip, since most of the video area is empty you are wasting precious cpu cycles here. Although there is nothing happening it still needs to decode that black area for each frame.
Cut out the...

Publish as Flash4 and not as Flash6. QuickTime does not support Flash6 files.

On Windows you can simply use Notepad to save text files as UTF-8. Simply do a 'Save As..' and choose the encoding. Works well and it's 'free'...

You can not use Flash6 features in QuickTime5. It's as simple as that. It's pointless trying it, because it will simply not work.

QuickTime 5 can not create or display Flash 6 files. Select Flash 5 export in the publish settings or export flash dialog and you should be okay.

Let's hope that QuickTime6 will support the new...

FlashMX uses QuickTime to import video files on MacOS.

QuickTime has poor support for MPEG video files in general. My guess is that you are trying to import a MPEG2 file which QuickTime does not...

Hrm...

Can somebody with this issue try to publish those swf files without compression turned on (uncheck the 'Compress Movie' checkbox in the publish settings) and see if this still reproduces? ...

Only if they are larger than 1GB... What is the exact error message you get? Also try not to use 100% quality when importing. FlashMX tries to keep the complete video in memory. Maybe you are simply...

Are those machines MacOS or PC? Keep in mind that the support for AVI on MacOS is VERY limited since it uses QuickTime.

An AVI file is not simply an AVI. It is a transport system for a video and...

What type of AVI file?
Platform?
How much memory do you have?

There are countless codec types an AVI file could use and they might be simply not installed on your machine.

Yes there is pretty big difference when using Squeeze. Go through the new Sorenson presentation:

http://www.sorenson.com/sparkpro.html

Look at the 'Better Quality' section and play the example...

ATM is not supported anymore and actually obsolete at this time. FlashMX now relies on ATSUI which is provided by Apple and part of Carbon. ATSUI fully supports PostScript fonts.
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Try publishing as Flash5 instead of Flash6. QuickTime5 does not allow to create Flash6 swf files. This is not the fault of Macromedia but rather a limitation of the QuickTime exporter API which can...

http://www.sorenson.com/products/squeeze.asp

And try this:

http://www.sorenson.com/download/Sorenson_SparkPro.exe