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Hey Jedi,
I didn't know you were using the FLV Playabck component. Try this code instead:
import mx.video.*;
var listenerObject:Object = new Object();
// listen for complete event; play new...
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Jedi,
You should be able to set this callback when the flv has finished playing:
ns.onStatus = function(info)
{
if (info.code == "NetStream.Play.Stop")
{
// add your code here
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This is a good start.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/video_guide.html
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You can load a graphic in the SWF file. Then when the users presses play, you can play the FLV file.
Bolt
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We have released a new version of On2 Flix Pro 8.5 for Windows and Mac.
The main new features are:
Chroma keying
FLV cue points
Advanced VP6 options
You can download a demo form...
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hohnjarper,
Flash will only playback h.263 or vp6 video. So you cannot playback h264 video in flash.
Bolt
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Memoir and acctman,
This can be done using Flix Engine. You can create FLV or SWF files from avi, mov, mpeg, wmv, and many other formats. There are examples showing how to call Flix Engine from...
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If you import you FLV directly you have to make sure that your SWF frame rate and the FLV video framerate match. Otherwise Flash will just change the FLV video framerate to be the SWF framerate, but...
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I haven't used their software before, but from looking at their feature set it looks like Flix can do everything they can do plus more.
Bolt
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It has player templates you can choose from at encode time. See here:http://www.on2.com/video_samples/pplayers/ for more information.
Bolt
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Hi,
IMO If you want the ultimate best quality you should go raw digital all the way up until your last step, which will be to encode the video. But I don't know what price that will come at. I...
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Hi,
You can do that with Flix Pro. One of the best features Flix Pro has over Swish is that it can compress into flash 8 video (vp6).
Bolt
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Hi,
I can import mpeg files with sound into Flix Pro. I don't know if that will work with your specific files but you could give it a try. Flix Pro will also create players that have the controls...
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Hi Chris,
Yes that is only an option for a SWF player, which can be playing back an flv file. FLV is only a flie format. The SWF player is what controls the playback.
Bolt
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Hi Ziyad,
I read your article. It was pretty good. I have a few suggestions/requests.
1. You shouldn't use the demo of Flix Pro or Exporter to do a quality comparison test like this...
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Hi Chris,
This is an option in Flix Pro. You can tell the player how many times you would like to loop.
Bolt
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MortenPink we just released a Mac demo of our FLV exporter. You could try this to see if it works for you.
Bolt
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Hi all,
I guess the title pretty much says it all. You can download them from our website http://www.on2.com.
Bolt
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sjcallan,
Contact flixsupport@on2.com, I remember hearing one of the support guys mention something about mpeg1 audio not being able to import on the mac, even with the qt codec from apple. I...
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Hi Ed,
Are you trying to make a quicktime file from a swf file? Or a FLV file to playback in a SWF file?
Bolt
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Hi NB4,
Look at this article from Macromedia: http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/flash/articles/flv_download_03.html. It explains about how to stream flv video.
Bolt
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ZippyDee,
I kind of answered your question in a different post. But you should be able to make the files smaller. It all depends on your settings. You can download a demo of Flix Pro and then I...
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*******,
Is what you are asking "Can Flix Pro create vector files from video files"? If so then yes.
If it is "can Flix Pro create h263 files"? Then yes to that too.
Bolt
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Hi ZippyDee,
Coule you post a step by step guide of what you are doing, because the video should look pretty good. But this also depends on your settings.
Bolt
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Hi sjcallan,
What version of mpeg did you use? What editor did you use? And what OS are you on? I use .mpg files all the time in Flix Pro and have no problems with audio. If you wanted to downlaod...
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