I think the onComplete is only available via FMS, i think. There are a
bunch of threads in the archives about this scenario but they can be
difficult to find. Brian Lesser has some really good information on his
site:
http://echo.ryerson.ca/textPublisher/index.html
/**
* This function is assigned to the playing stream onStatus in place
* of the default onStatus handler above.
* It writes all info.code messages to the text window as well
* but also detects when the stream ends and
* changes the button back to "Play" and closes the stream.
* A stream has ended when two things happen in order:
* 1. NetStream.Play.Stop, followed by
* 2. NetStream.Buffer.Empty
*/
NetStreamPlay_onStatus = function(info){
writeln("NetStream.onStatus> info.code: " + info.code);
if (info.code == "NetStream.Play.Stop"){
this.seenStop = true;
}
else if (info.code == "NetStream.Buffer.Empty" && this.seenStop){
this.close();
play_btn.setLabel("Play");
publish_btn.setEnabled(true);
this.seenStop = false;
}
else if (info.code == "NetStream.Play.Start"){
this.seenStop = false;
}
}
Hank Williams takes a different approach:
http://chattyfig.figleaf.com/mailman/htdig/flashcoders/2005-February/131759.html
if you have set a buffer for the video, the first approach doesn't always
seem to work.
Dunc
On 1/18/07, natalia Vikhtinskaya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yes very close
When the video is finished
ns.time=228.528
and duration=228.66;
So ns.time>=duration-0.5 give me good result.
I don't know how flv was created. So this way allow me to find what I
need.
Thank you very much.
2007/1/18, Helen Triolo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Does ns.time trace something close to duration, just not exactly equal
> at the end? If so, just check for >= duration - somesmallamount (maybe
> to do with the buffer size) instead of ==. Is this a progressive or
> streamed flv, btw?
>
> I dug up this old flashcomm post from Brandon Krakowsky in case it's any
> use:
>
> > I noticed that as well. I've never had good luck with
> > "NetStream.Play.Stop". I think part of the problem is that
> > some FLVs never get to the very end of the file - maybe .5
> > seconds before the end.
> > The other part of the problem might be the encoder you're
> > using. Flash 8 Encoder vs. Riva vs. Flix.
> >
> > I avoid the whole thing by monitoring the playhead inside of
> > a setInterval or onEnterFrame, and comparing it to the
> > totalTime. This way, I never have to worry about those
> > objects not firing. Once again, I DO run into the problem
> > where the playhead doesn't get all the way to the end, so
> > tend to look for the playhead to be .5 seconds from the end,
> > or more. Seems to do the trick everytime. Of course, if you
> > can, make sure the videos have a little extra something at
> > the end so they don't get cut off.
>
>
> Helen
>
> natalia Vikhtinskaya wrote:
>
> > So as I understand no way to determine that video is finished with
> > NetStream
> > object?
> >
> > 2007/1/18, Karina Steffens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >
> >>
> >> Sorry, it's bee a while since I wrote that script, so I forgot to
> >> mention
> >> that movie_flv in my code is an AS2 Video Playback component that has
> >> the
> >> movie attached to it instead of a simple movie clip. It's located in
> the
> >> components panel. You might want to try theVideo.playheadTimeinstead,
> >> but
> >> if that doesn't work, you could try using this component instead. Or
> >> better
> >> yet, if you're using Flash 8, try the new video component that Muzak
> >> mentioned (Flv Playback) which has a "complete" event.
> >>
> >> PS: I just saw Helen's post - that's definitely worth a try.
> >>
> >> Karina
> >>
> >>
>
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