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Thread: Full Screen Issues

  1. #1
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    Question Full Screen Issues

    Hi, i am working on a standalone player Movie full screened, but i have two problems wich is driving me crazy and i have no idea how to solve...

    The first is: when i call the videoplayback, i dont want it to go full screen, so i setted the fullScreenTakeOver to false, it worked perfect for the first movie i chose, but i have a menu to chose between 8 movies, when i click a second movie, my screen goes all black and i can hear the sounds... Here is the code:

    Actionscript Code:
    VidAn.VPB.fullScreenTakeOver = false;
    //Mouse Click
    function clic(event:MouseEvent):void
    {
        VidAn.VPB.visible = false;
        var sel:String;
        sel = event.target.name;
        VidAn.VPB.source = "Videos/" + sel + ".mp4";
       
        if (MovieClip(root).zz == 0)
        {
            MovieClip(root).Thumbs.gotoAndPlay(16);
            MovieClip(root).zz = 1;
        }
        else
        {
            MovieClip(root).Thumbs.gotoAndPlay(27);
        }
    }

    The other issue is that, when my movie starts, it starts full screened and centered, but when it loads a second movieclip, inside my stage, it goes to top left until it finishes the animation, after that it goes back to center... What can i do to solve it...

    Thanks in advice...

  2. #2
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    I had the same problem,
    Try to call the fullscreentakeover inside the function after a new VidAn is crreated. and the child is added.

    This code is what solved it for me... (where i guess filmruta is your VidAn)

    Actionscript Code:
    function visaFilm()
    {
        var filmruta:filmplayer = new filmplayer  ;
        filmruta.playern.fullScreenTakeOver = false;
        filmruta.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, toMeny);
        filmruta.playern.source = aktuellFilm;
        addChild(filmruta);
        filmruta.playern.play();
        filmruta.playern.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, toMeny);

            function toMeny(event:Event)
        {
            filmruta.playern.stop();
            removeChild(filmruta);
            filmruta = null;
            TimerRestart();
        }
    }

  3. #3
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    aqqaz, thanks for your answer, i was starting to think that i would be fully ignored in here, i managed to find that by my self, the fullScreenTakeOver only works if you code your Video PlayBack...

    But thanks for your help anyway...

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