| Stefan Richter 2005-06-15, 7:45 am |
| Hi,
Not sure if this has come up before but I am experiencing the following
prolem with a progressively playing flv video:
Once the end of the video is reached, a NetStream.Play.Stop is not triggered
and neither is a NetStream.Buffer.Empty triggered.
All I see is this
code = NetStream.Play.Start
code = NetStream.Buffer.Full // video starts playing
Then the video plays to the end but no more status messages are triggered.
The problem seems to be specific to this one video file (or let's say it's
the only file that behaves this way up until now). Other clips trigger the
STOP and EMPTY correctly which makes me believe that this is an issue with
the file, not my code (in fact I am certain my code is as this is just a
simple test file to replicate the problem).
Any ideas? Can flv files be somehow corrupted? How does the NS.Stop stuff
work behind the scenes? Is there something that can be wrong 'inside' the
file?
Thanks
Stefan
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