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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 in Open Video Player
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You are correct. This is a known bug and we are preparing a quick 2.1.1 release which will correct this.
IN the meanwhile., the short term fix is to simple delete the line #153
connect(host);
There should only be one call to connect in that case option and it should pass the protocol as the second argument.
Sorry about this guys and girls. We'll get a fix up there quickly.
Cheers.
2009-11-06 16:50:47 UTC in Open Video Player
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There is a problem with your swfobject.js file - it is returning a 404 response:
http://csps.edgeboss.net/download/csps/test/flash_player/konfigurator/swfobject.js
GET /download/csps/test/flash_player/konfigurator/swfobject.js HTTP/1.1
Host: csps.edgeboss.net
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.1.4) Gecko/20091016 Firefox/3.5.4 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)
Accept...
2009-10-29 07:02:01 UTC in Open Video Player
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williamlaw added adamgreenbaum to the Open Video Player project.
2009-10-19 18:28:22 UTC in Open Video Player
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Hi Ed
I doubt the codec used effects the rendered quality, especially if your video looks good using JW and then doesn't using OVP. If you see pixelation, the problem is probably due to scaling and sizing. What scaling mode are you using for your player? Have you tried right-clicking the player and changing the scaling mode to "native". This will render the video at the same size it...
2009-08-28 16:19:45 UTC in Open Video Player
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Hi Troy
Two pointers for you
1. The auth params should not be separated by semi-colons. So it should be
auth=xxxxxx&aifp=xxxx&slist=path/filename
and not
auth=xxxxxx&aifp=xxxx&slist=path/filename
2. When you use auth params, they must be detached from the connection string and supplied separately via the connectionAuth property on the AkamaiConnection...
2009-08-26 17:22:28 UTC in Open Video Player
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I think there may be two problems mixed up in this thread.
Issue #1: the problem that Giles first reported, whereby the video audio plays, the scrub bar increments, the time changes, but you can’t see the video. This is most likely caused by scaleVideo() method being called with 0x0. This can happen if the metadata for the video does not contain valid with and height properties. To protect...
2009-08-17 18:32:31 UTC in Open Video Player
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Yes, you have found a bug with the multiplayer. The underlying OVP classes support rtmpe/rtmpte only conneciton attempts, but the multiplayer always trys "all". The first connection on rtmp:1935 gets rejected which ends the whole connection attempt process.
The customer can work around this by changing the following line in the VideoController class and then recompiling the Multiplayer...
2009-08-14 20:10:26 UTC in Open Video Player
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edzis is correct and he read the manual. Thank you Edzis!
OVP does not currently support progressive mp3 playback since to do so does not require the use of NetConnection or NetStreams. To play a progressive mp3 you don't need the complexity of something like the OVP framework. A few lines of AS will work for you. Try these tutorials...
2009-07-09 23:44:26 UTC in Open Video Player
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Thanks for sharing that fix for Red5.
Regarding your other problem of the silence following the resume after a pause. Have you traced out the netstream status events? Is the silence occurring before or after the buffer is full? Is it a Red5 issue versus a FMS issue? Here is a streaming mp3 on a FMs server that you can use for comparison purposes...
2009-07-09 23:38:48 UTC in Open Video Player
