Hi,
both Tomcat and Glassfish can serve as HTTP servers and the webapps/ROOT
folder is specific for Tomcat.
Everything you put in that folder is accessible through
http://myServerIPAddress:8080
I never used Glassfish, but it seems that you should configure an app
that will handle the root con
Apologies,
I misinterpreted t as the other way round:-(
I have also used the method you described, which worked for me.
But of course the hardware and other parameters may effect the "lag".
My test was on a 20MB video file and an iPad4
Again,
sorry for the misunderstanding.
P
Hello Philip
Thanks for your reply. Unless I have not understood your thoughts correctly
my scenario is the other way around. It's the movie which I am 'driving' by
dragging the HSlider. Currently I am achieving this by calling the
VideoDisplay.seek method and passing the HSlider.value as a time p
I recall that I used the currentTimeChange
Something like:
and
protected function lineChangeHandler2(event:TimeEvent):void
{
myCurrentVideoTime = event.time;
}
so instead of using "myCurrentVideoTime = event.time;", you can set the
percentage of the scrubber be be the myCurrentVideoTime
A progress update.
I have changed my HSlider 'change' event to be as follows:
This works, but the performance is poor. The video seems to lag behind and
is quite jumpy. Can anyone suggest how to improve this please?
Chris
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