I've avoided the whole Video Index thing and I don't regret it. Good Luck
At 03:19 PM 5/15/2006, you wrote:
Yeah, could be the way.
I've also been looking video.activeVideoPlayerIndex, which does
something similar but all within one component.
I tried toggling the players (moving from index = 0 to index = 1 and
back) but the stream was still remembering the final frame.
I could continually increase the Video Player Index, but I'm unsure
how to deal with the memory issues. I'm assuming each new command
given to a videoPlayerIndex creates a new Video Player Class object,
but how do I delete them?
If I can't sort it that way I'll probably do what you suggest and
reload from library.
Thanks
On 15 May 2006, at 23:11, Asai wrote:
My standard approach to this type of problem has been to never have
more than one FLV on the stage at one time. I've developed a class
that, on video.stop(), unloads the video. Then loads another one
from the library and resets the contentPath of the FLV player. To
me, it's alot simpler that way, hope that helps... :-)
Dan Efergan
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