hi,
i think they removed crossdomain.xml
Apart this fact, in my experience spark videoplayer is far from being stable
ad usable, much better to build your own video player with osmf 2.
:)
Jaco
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Thanks Jaco,
I think implementing a OSMF video player on my own is out of my scope now.
So I'll need to go other way.
After some research, seems youtube is now only HTML5, so is not possible to
show youtube videos with VideoPlayer.
Maybe another video service could be used, how is people serving
I thought I might hear back from more people here because I assumed a lot of
people here played with AIR. If you do, I really invite you to come to the
Adobe forum and voice your opinions. This post was recently made by a guy
named Flipline and it scared the socks off of me. If you have apps on the
I thought we had Spark Video working with OSMF2. There are some flv files in
the mustella folder. You can try those to see if the Flex video components
work at all.
-Alex
On 5/7/18, 4:32 AM, "carlos.rov...@gmail.com on behalf of Carlos Rovira"
wrote:
Thanks Jaco,
I think impl
Thank Alex, I'll revise with my team, since I left this in other hands, and
maybe they are approaching in another way at this moment
thanks for letting me know! :)
2018-05-07 18:29 GMT+02:00 Alex Harui :
> I thought we had Spark Video working with OSMF2. There are some flv files
> in the mustel
Would just have liked if Adobe gave us more warning. I think it's a bit early
to stop supporting iPhone 5, 5c, and iPad 4G, but I can live with it if
necessary.
Unlike Adobe's past behavior of making announcements ahead of time for big
changes like this one, this one caught us by surprise and
Oh, one more thing. Does anyone out there have a FlexSDK folder that contains
FlexSDK 4.16.1 and AIR 29.0.0.112? I'd love to grab a copy of your folder (from
a Mac) for developing apps. I'm using AIR 27 and it seems fine, but I'd like to
be developing on as close a version as what we release on
Regarding installing different AIR SDK's with Flex: In theory, when you run
the installer, you can override settings by putting a local.properties file in
the destination folder. The AIR install is looking for properties like:
air.sdk.url.server
air.sdk.url.folder
air.sdk.url.file
air.sdk.url.
