:) - Hi Hans
I guess I was thinking that the user initiated the "Full-Screen"
somehow by a button or something. I was thinking that if you had the
code that controlled wither the movie was playing in full screen or
not wrapped in an onEnterFrame, it would keep it in "Full Screen"
when you
And from what I can tell, doesn't work for HD videos, which is where this
*feature* would actually be useful.
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From: "Juan Pablo Califano"
To: "Flash Coders List"
Sent: Sunday, June 28, 2009 8:34 PM
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] Youtube Videos cache
Appartently, t
Appartently, the news is that it works across youtube CDN, which would
likely serve the same video from different servers / url.
Yet, I think calling this "incredible" is a bit overstated... And FWIW, it
doesn't seem to work every time (I've just tried it on Chrome -- default
settings -- and somet
Matt and Jonathan,
Provided most of the fix.
Because the html page was coming from a pen drive via a local
connection, there was an extra bar, needing extra height, at the bottom
of the window telling of the intranet connection.
TWO CHANGED MADE THE SCROLL BARS GO AWAY
1. Modified window.o
Matt and Jonathan,
That certainly helped.
< I think you would get a similar experience if you had an image of size
320 x 250
I tried this and can confirm that it's true.
The vertical edge of the image (250)fits exactly, when the zoom is at 97%.
Unfortunately the GUI uses IE6. Had it used Fi
you could try CSS:
to guarantee that there isnt any default paddings or margins.
.m
On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 4:01 PM, John McCormack wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I have some SWFs that will be launched from someone else's GUI based on IE6
> which uses exactly this code...
>
> In Multiplication.htm is a
Hi, John,
I think you would get a similar experience if you had an image of size 320 x
250, so it's not really a Flash problem per se but rather an HTML/browser
co-compatibility. Basically, the browsers treat the window size property
differently - I think IE includes the width of the scrollbars in
According to this site, Youtube can now cache his videos on the browser
"YouTube managed to achieve something incredible: browsers now cache YouTube
videos and you can load the same video multiple times from the local cache.
" (
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009/06/browsers-cache-youtube-videos
Hi List,
most of you probably already know, but there are some differences between
player 10 and 8 when playing 8 content.
One was the performance of the same content, running notably better in
player 10, that appeared to be the (buggy on my pc) hardware accelaration
amongst other things.
But I'v
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