AS2 CS3: Video Player Class w/ NetStream Video Object

is it possible to use the properties of the videoPlayer class
with a video object that is not wrapped in a flvplayBack component.
I am having trouble using the maintainAspectRatio property with my
current video object. Additional question, If you use a flvPlayBack
component are you forced to use a skin for the controller or can
you use a controller that was built in the swf of the video
object?

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If you are running Leopard:
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Message was edited by: BTwardy

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