File upload onComplete failing

I'm using the FileReference.browse method to allow users to
uplodd an .mp3 to a script. I am using AS2, publishing to Flash8. I
am looking for and logging events ... when I first created this the
oncomplete returned success and the file uploaded fine. Somewhere
along the line oncomplete started to fail, yet the file still
uploads. However now the flash player continues to attempt to open
the file it seems, as my CPU pegs with seconds and the browser
hangs. I can't see that I changed any code in the browse method,
which I grabbed directly from Flash Help. I had changed the
oncomplete to onCompleteData but that's not working either. Any
thoughts out there?
Here is an example of what I mean (please have an mp3 ready
to upload.
Here's
one if you need it.):
http://www.pokerxfactor.com/swf/mp3uploadtest.html
Thanks! any help would be appreciated
Here is the code:

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