That's a tough problem that I've had to deal with before. Here is what I figured out.
- You widget MUST be 216 x 140 (some people will argue you can do 215 wide, but in my testing sometimes that causes issues) - The main issue that you will run into is... When the player window is too small, the settings panel will either 1) not show up at all OR 2) Show up clipped and in some browsers which will not register mouse events to the player - You cannot disable the settings panel. Here are a couple of workarounds that I figured out: - The widget needs to be 216 x 140 ONLY when you're asking for permission to the microphone. If you have control of Javascript on the page, you can change the size of the flash object on the page temporarily while you show the settings panel. - You can use "Security.showSettings(SecurityPanel.PRIVACY);" to control when you want the settings panel to show up. - Using the Security.showSettings method is helpful because there is a Remember button on that panel. If the user chooses "Remember", then you never have to show the Settings panel again. - The Microphone status events get dispatched when a user changes a Microphone setting within the settings panel. ( _mic.addEventListener(StatusEvent.STATUS, onMicStatus); ) - On your Microphone class, the "muted" property will tell you if you have access to the microphone or not. Hope this helps, Nate On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 1:50 AM, vinayakvijay_v <vinayakvija...@yahoo.com>wrote: > Hello. > am vinu. > > Need Help, > I am developing a Audio recorder Widget using FMS and Flex . The size > of the widget should be small. > But the problem is that when i access the mic. the flash player > settings window does not appear because of the small size of my Widget > . Any workaround to get mic without displaying the settings. The > Widget need min 250X150 size to display the settings ,but i need to > build it 200X100. > > please help me if u can. > > thanks in advance, > vinu. > > >
