2 Flash Questions. 1. Make controller dissapear? 2. Status bar beneath movie?

How can I make the controller automatically dissapear once the movie starts? Right now the controller appears on top of the movie, and only dissapears if you click somewhere on the page? Secondly, how can I have a status bar beneath the movie, so that a user can quickly movie around to the front or near the end of the movie? Thanks.

Dedicated streaming from a streaming media server behaves differently than pseudo streaming (aka progressive download). You can't skip through sections of video unless/until media has fully loaded into cache. If you have an exceptionally long video, you should divide into smaller chapters or segments. Chapter 1, chapter 2, etc... Then use a Flash player with Playlist capability to bring all segments into a single player.
You could do this in a Flash authoring program using action script.
Wimpy Player is good for this - http://www.wimpyplayer.com/
Coffee Cup Video Player is another option - http://www.coffeecup.com/video-player/
Good luck.
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http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ibook/index-ibook.html
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Here's the link to the early iBook G3 series, includes color + white dualUSB.
If your iBook is a 14-inch G3 white dualUSB model that one is there, too:
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Not certain what the issues are behind your situation, there may be more than
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Hello. I've got an upgraded Sawtooth that I'm having problems booting off the Hard Drive. First off, here's the system:
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Okay, after reading here a bit the suggestions aren't fixing my particular issue. We have a black MacBook running 10.3.
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Hi Leam,
Are you sure it's running OS X 10.3? Reason I ask, is because the MacBook was released with 10.4.6 (May 2006). So if it's running Panther then the unit was downgraded. Matter of fact, I don't even think you can put 10.3 on an Intel Mac. Not to mention, OS X 10.3 doesn't offer Rosetta support so you wouldn't be able to install Intel applications on the machine.
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2.) The OS cannot be located because the HD is failing or has failed
3.) The HD's connection to the logic board has been lost or damaged and thus a proper boot sequence cannot be performed.
I'm unsure where you read about the "S" key on startup, the "C" key makes sense to try and boot off the disc drive. I take it that didn't actually occur, though?
I've seen scenarios where a HD can lock up the system bus and cause boot issues, like you're experiencing. Basically it prevents the optical drive from being accessed, despite valid startup keyboard commands. If you can't boot normally or off the installation disc, the next scenario would be the following:
1.) Remove the HD from the unit, mount it into an external enclosure and attempt to boot from a CD and repair the external HD.
2.) Bring the unit into a service provider / retail store for further diagnostics.

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Now I wanted to update my ATV to v2.2 and used the usual update feature in the settings. ATV downloads the update, asks for updating and then restarts with an ATV-logo with a flashing question mark.
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"Our records indicate that your product is not covered for service.
Your product is not eligible for complimentary phone support."
Thank you!
Message was edited by: robertternes

robertternes wrote:
Hello everyone!
I own a first generation Apple TV which I updated succesfully up to v2.1 so far. By then this procedure came along with more or less the same problems I'll describe below - but up to now the updates always worked some day.
Now I wanted to update my ATV to v2.2 and used the usual update feature in the settings. ATV downloads the update, asks for updating and then restarts with an ATV-logo with a flashing question mark.
What I've done next:
1. Pulling out the power plug leads to a restart with the old v2.1
2. Holding down MENU + Minus on the remote restarts the ATV with Apple TV Recovery Mode
2.1 Restart leads to a restart with the old v2.1
2.2 Diagnostic analysis says ATV is free from defects
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3. Now I've got v.1.0
4. Step 1 leads to a restart with v1.0
5. Step 2 to leads to the same results (restart leads to a restart with v1.0)
So what am I to do? I'm out of warranty and don't want to pay for a malfunctioning update feature
"Our records indicate that your product is not covered for service.
Your product is not eligible for complimentary phone support."
Thank you!
Message was edited by: robertternes
I had this problem: Disconenct your internet modem and router, plug them back in,make sure the WEP password (if you have one) is right when you reenter it in on your Apple TV, and than try. If that doesn't work, I would d the last resotrt - Take the Apple TV to the nearest Apple Store/Best Buy or Comp. USA (if they're still alive where you live).
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