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I am writing a rule for OvpDynamicNetStream. I dump out the NetStream's bufferLength (secs buffered) and the bufferTime (secs to buffer). During the playback of my long video with streams switching and what not, I notice that the bufferLength gradually grows until it exceeds the bufferTime. In fact, my bufferTime is set to 20 secs, but i is not uncommon to have 50 secs or more of video buffered.
2009-11-13 18:00:17 UTC by oravecz
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Hi Guys
Actually you can remove the entire stopPlaybackHandler() from the VideoController.as class and any references to it. It is not needed and is in fact causing this problem. We will make this fix and release it as a 2.1.2 release.
I have updated the Konfigurator player to apply this fix. Clear your browser cache and then test...
2009-11-10 23:19:38 UTC by williamlaw
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The samples directly needs to contain the source for an out of the box rtmp flash audio player. for examples please see
http://www.longtailvideo.com/players/jw-flv-player/
http://flowplayer.org
This will help organizations demonstrate the functionality of OVP instead of considering other paid-for players. The player must work for AAC+v2 (HE) streams.
2009-11-10 21:40:20 UTC by bilalshirazi
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Hi Maddec,
Thank you for your kind sharing and explanation.
I have tested with your modified script, but still having the same problem.
Anyhow, you pointed me to a right direction. By editing belows help solve my issue.
comment line 125 in VideoController.as
private function stopPlaybackHandler(e:Event = null):void {
_ns.pause();
//_ns.close();...
2009-11-10 14:51:37 UTC by shang89
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Hi there,
the same behavioru was found also with 2.1.0.
The situation: at the end of the clip, close is called on the ns (because when you use a playlist you need to prepare the next netstream obviously).
Of course, if you have only one item (hence no playlist) if the netstream is closed you can't anymore resume it. The solution I propose is to avoid closing the netstream if no playlist...
2009-11-10 10:12:51 UTC by maddec
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I cannot seem to start a video with the time parameter of the play() function. It always starts at the beginning regardless. Likewise, I cannot do a seek() until a certain point in the video playback. The net status event with code=NetStream.Seek.Notify comes back, supposedly indicating a good seek, but it seems to have no effect when done at the beginning of a video.
2009-11-09 21:59:53 UTC by eleanorrigby
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nbrookins changed the public information on the Open Video Player project.
2009-11-09 15:03:40 UTC by nbrookins
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Hello,
After i recompiled ovp-fl-2.1.1-player / AkamaiMultiPlayerSample.fla
I encounter a problem that it cannot be replay once it finish playing for the first time.
play button are still clickable, but nothing happen.
FYI, I am using http progressive download with a single flv file,
and tested with Konfigurator.html & AkamaiFlashPlayer.swf, it works fine, but when i change to...
2009-11-08 20:47:27 UTC by shang89
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Thank you for your answer and the bug fix.
For other readers I made a mistake above please note that It is not 2.0.1 but 2.1.0
I've seen that the bug fix has been published in 2.1.1
Best regards.
maddec.
2009-11-07 13:57:44 UTC by maddec
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Fixed in Flash release v2.1.1.
2009-11-06 23:42:41 UTC by c_newman
