FLash video problem with flvs?

Hello I am having a problem with the 4 videos on
http://www.websconsult.com/cuthbert/site/case-profiles.asp
SOme, but not all, videos do not have the little playback
triangle underneath the seek portion, where you can scrub through
the videos to the part you want.
THey are swf files, into which flvs have been imported, with
the progressive stream option and the the built-in Flash skin
selected for them. I am using the latest FLash CS3. THe flvs were
converted from quicktime mov files., which I had brought in into
Final Cut Pro and edited some of the frames and then re-exported as
quicktime files, which were then encoded with the FLash CS3 Encoder
app.
Any ideas? THanks!

Installed flash lite 3 onto my n95 hoping to watch porn from
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have to replace the flash lite 2 i already have on there.
I say this because it was installed into applications, next
to the existing version , rather than overwriting it...
Will it just not work yet coz the phones aren't powerfull
enough (with or without FL3) or have i just installed it
incorrectly??

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> Okay .. my problem turned out to be a mimetype that
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> Nnacy
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> Okay .. my problem turned out to be a mimetype that
needed to be added on
> the server at CrystalTech. They added it and now my
Flash Video works. I
> have added Flash video to many CrystalTech accounts in
the past and this
has
> never happened. I am not sure why it wasn't already on
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>
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Hi,
I'm trying to improve the reproduction of a video incorporated into a website. The original .mov was 60 MB at 1280 x 720px. Using the Adobe media encoder I converted to FLV ( to add cue points for several small mc animations) and reduced dimensions to obtain filesize of 12MB. Video was brought into the SWF with the flv component. File loads quickly enough online- not too much in the way of delays waiting for video to start etc, however the reproduction is a little jumpy in several places and a little out of sync. I'm wondering if this is completely a result of the conversion process or whether the flv component might also be struggling with this filesize. I believe there is a FLVPlayback 2.5 component I released after my flash version CS4. Could anyone advise if I would gain improvements in the reproduction if I used this instead ?
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As for framerate, maintain the original raw video framerate for best results. So if the video was shot at 24fps, leave it.
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'width', '720',
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'pluginspage', 'http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer',
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'loop', 'true',
'scale', 'showall',
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'devicefont', 'false',
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ewon15,
> well i'm using actionscript 2.0 ... i have not had a
chance
> to dive into AS3.
No worries. :) It just makes a difference in regard to
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snippets or samples would be helpful to you.
> i'm not sure what you mean when you ask me if there is
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additional
information -- the metadata -- embedded into it. MP3 files,
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of also
containing metadata a such as copyright date, the recording
artist's name,
etc. If your FLV has no metadata, then the
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be prompted to do anything.
> but the way i know the onMetaData method of the
NetStream
> class was not being dispatched was by the timer and
scrubber
> i set up...plus i put a trace in the method and it was
not outputting
> anything...
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visible in the
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paths? That makes me wonder if the relative path is hitting
the video file
at all. (Of course, it would presumably be obvious if not,
because you
wouldn't see the video at all.)
A quick glance at your code doesn't reveal to me anything
outright
wrong. Some of that code looks like it was suggested by one
of my blog
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you to my
blog, but I didn't want to send you on a wild goose chase, if
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without the
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nc.connect(null);
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output in
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the same folder
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output appears in
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Dev blog,
http://www.quip.net/blog/
"Luck is the residue of good design."

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class to handle everything for it. First we started coding for the
FLVs (not getting to the other 2 yet) and we're having problems
with them. Sometimes the FLV won't load at all, sometimes it will
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it is, the position on the screen, etc. The FLV lives in the same
directory as the SWF file does as well.
To load in the mediaPlayer and FLV file we use this:
content_mc.addChild(new mediaPlayer(mediaFile, myType,
mediaX, mediaY));
the content_mc is an empty movie clip that just sits on the
stage so we can go through and erase all the children for the next
frame:
var mcNumChildren:uint = content_mc.numChildren;
for(var c:uint=0; c<mcNumChildren; c++) {
content_mc.removeChildAt(0);
I've attached the class for the mediaPlayer linked library
item.
does anyone know why this is giving me problems? we've had
everyone here look at it, and we just can't figure it out!

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Videos on your iPod have nothing to do with the formatting of your music. But, as the earlier post stated, change your prefs in iTunes to import as MP3. But, your videos HAVE to be in MP4 or M4V format to work on the iPod.
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Hi
I have problems with adobe flash with viewing youtube videos
Evrywhere else i can watch videos but on youtube i cant it always gives me the same "Get the latest Flash player"
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http://www.jdcdemo.com/BLF8/the-baim-law-firm-commercials.html
I can't get this page to work. As far as I can tell, the
procedure I followed was correct. When I preview the file in my
computer, the browser plays the video, but it goes to a temporary
file in my computer. When I upload, everything seems to be in place
and the links are correct, but all I get is a white space where the
video should be. This is my first attempt at including an flv on a
page. I call myself having followed the procedure on Lynda, but
have gone obviously gone wrong somewhere, Now it is time to punt.
Any help is deeply appreciated,
Thanks,
Joe

If you browse directly to the loader swf,
http://www.jdcdemo.com/BLF8/FLVPlayer_Progressive.swf,
nothing happens.
This implies that there is a problem with that file....
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"camelbreath" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
http://www.jdcdemo.com/BLF8/the-baim-law-firm-commercials.html
> I can't get this page to work. As far as I can tell, the
procedure I
> followed
> was correct. When I preview the file in my computer, the
browser plays the
> video, but it goes to a temporary file in my computer.
When I upload,
> everything seems to be in place and the links are
correct, but all I get
> is a
> white space where the video should be. This is my first
attempt at
> including an
> flv on a page. I call myself having followed the
procedure on Lynda, but
> have
> gone obviously gone wrong somewhere, Now it is time to
punt. Any help is
> deeply
> appreciated,
> Thanks,
> Joe
>
>
>
>

FLash video problem with flvs?

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