Displaying previous FLV cue point during scrubbing

I have a single FLV that has 10 different scenes in it. I've
been able to make a "credit" list for each scene by adding
actionscript cue points in the FLV component, and displaying the
info using dynamic text. It all works fine.
Now I want the dynamic text to reflect the current scene when
the end user scrubs through the video using the seek bar. (Or at
least after the seek bar is released and the FLV begins to play
again.)
I just need a head start, I think.
Thanks for listening!
David

Thank you again Dima!!!
Now I've CS6 now but the only way that I see to have flv is: Creates (I'm translating from my language) => Flash, from menu file.
I need to insert cue point ("navigation" like in Media Encore Cs5.5).
But the only marker that I see in CS6 is named "Chapter" (translating form my language).
If I create an flv file (like above) I obtain two different flv files (one for chapter).
Is there a way to insert inside the flv file the "navigation" cue points?
Thank you again Dima.

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