Search:

I'm not sure if there is a way to set buffer time dynamically in Macromedia components.

But you could use media.bytesLoaded and media.bytesTotal to create a buffer to preload the movie. This way...

When you embed your movie into SWF and load it to separate movie, it will start to play (not stream).

You can build addiotional preloader script to buffer your movie and assure smotth playback on...

Depands...you can use Media Display and Media Controll separately and then Media Display will be set to exact FLV size.

You can also DOWNLOAD FREE DEMO of our player and check AUTORESIZE...

There is a writ-up on www.ultrashock.com about skinning Macromedia Media Components, but it's not easy.

Shane did you post this problem on our forum? Also if you can please post link to your project and we will try to help you.

Thanks ;)

Macromedia Media components are hybrid. They will switch automatically depands on video path.

For example if you will type:
HTTP://MyServer.com/MyVideo.flv
it will start progressive download
...

We sent you upgrade back in time. Could ba cached buy mail filters so we sent you another copy. Let me know if you got it. Thank you.

I see the problem.... Now you are loading new player every time you click on the left nav. I would use one player and load those video pieces with command:

player_mc.loadVideo();

To clear cache...

Convertion to FLV is compression itself. You can't compress already compressed movie. The best way is to work with uncompressed formats. That way you shouldn't have problems with sync etc.

you can use listener to detect the and of your FLV and trigger action to load another.

Let say you have 3 FLV files:

movie1.flv
movie2.flv
movie3.flv

1. Place your player on the stage and...

First of all you paid by eCheck which needs to be cleared (at least 3 days) before you get component. You asked about that few times (6-8 emails) and every time we send you explanation why you need...

The problem is that nobody really read our FAQ section. There is full info about ugrading our component.

I will paste it here for you:

Lets say you want to create button to mute or lower volume.

Type in instant name for your player: for example player_mc

create button and use that code:


button.onPress = function (){
...

You can use progressive download instead of streaming. It doesn't require any service or FCS to run. Just move your FLVs on the server and link them up to player.

See differences between streaming...

Ops.. sorry my mistake, when you use Macromedia component you can't use that command. It's available only for video objects and FCS.

so basically:


var connection_nc:NetConnection = new...

just use Media.close();

it will clear the AV stream from the cache and buffer.

Sorry but, we don't offer demo at this time.

http://www.flvplayer.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=2&sid=38be1f2fc202c67abfba8c762abc5eb3

That is the problem...1500 kbps is way to high even for local stream.

I wouldn't go with 720 x 576 either. That's way to big to expect good quality in lower data rates.

I would suggest to go...

75% of CPU that's high enough. I see that you have a hudge problem with encoding here not CPU. Usual video in 320x240 will take about 25-35% of CPU.

Framerate and kayframe encoding values also...

Actually you are right, it's 19.36Mb.
I was looking on the wrong file ;)

Still ...I don't think so that WMV in that size and quality can look that good.

I would say you didn't make your homework ;)

FLV are supported by streaming server pretty well. I would even say way better than WMV or any other extension.

You need to use Flash Communication...

Your last frame is empty and defauld backround setup for video is always black.

You need to edit your video in video editing program and cut it out so the last frame is white.

:D :D :D

ok..we used 1.8 Gb uncompressed AVI widescreen from KDLAB to encode it to 16Mb FLV

SAMPLE

I think is pretty descent quality :cool:

320x240 Uncompressed AVI (2.1 Gb) to FLV » final file size = 4.5Mb

No artifacts, high quality, fast motion, 96kpps audio.


WMV doesn't even come close to that :D I was testing encoding tools...