>
> stop();
> btn.onRelease = function(){
> gotoAndStop("start"); // start label is in the middle of
> the mov about frame 150.
> this._alpha = 0;
> // I turn off the buttons vis. I will probably load it and
> unload it in the final copy. Not sure on the edicate for
> this. less code this way. Less clutter the other way
> unloading the movie.
>
> frameNav(); //call the function
> }
>
> function frameNav(){
>
> onEnterFrame = function(){ //simple onEnterFrame
>
> movFrame = _xmouse;
>
> //movie frame which is about 300 frames should run from
> _xmouse = 0 to _xmouse = 300 gotoAndStop(movFrame);
> //gotoAndStop Movie pans as long as you slide the mouse,
> stops where you want it to stop.
> }
>
> }
>
> ****here is the problem the mov for some reason behaves
> exactally as you would expect from reading the code. except
> one thing. For some annoying reason, it stops at frame 177 or
> 178. So my code does not refer to that frame, nor do I have
> any stops, labels, mcs or any actionscript at all on that
> frame. So I really am stumped. Again this is something I am
> asking because, it seems to me at this point that there is an
> increasing chance that there is a common bug. Otherwise???
I think I understand what you're asking. Is this 'movie' you're scrolling
through a FLV? I wonder if you're having trouble scrubbing through it
because it doesn't have enough keyframes?
Danny
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