Help- Components Throwing Compile Errors

Question

Thank you for reading my issue. I am using Flash CS3.
Recently, all my projects began throwing compile errors for
standard component AS3 code.
UI Component, FLVPlayback.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Flash CS3, but to no
avail. Problem persists
I keep getting errors involving "QNAN", which I think
involves trapping for a non-numeric value, or something.
As a test, I created a new Flash doc, placed an instance of
FLVPlayback on the stage, pointed it to a .FLV file in the same
directory.
Errors on compile:
1093: Syntax error.
1084: Syntax error: expecting rightparen before QNAN.
1093: Syntax error.
1084: Syntax error: expecting rightparen before QNAN.
And so on, I get 5 sets of the same errors for different
functions.
The first offending function above reads:
function queueCmd(param1:VideoPlayerState, param2:Number,
param3:Number = 1.#QNAN) : void
if (param1.cmdQueue == null)
param1.cmdQueue = new Array();
}// end if
param1.cmdQueue.push(new QueuedCommand(param2, null, false,
param3));
return;
}// end function
I get similar errors from my UI component AS3 as well.
I have not touched the shipped AS3 for these components. What
gives?
Any ideas?
Thanks
Tim

Answer 1

Thanks, by the way to everyone who has offered thoughts so
far.
xchanin - I've encountered issues with the FLVPlayback
component as well as various of the UI components.
I tried some example applications (from the web) not too long
ago and this issue popped up shortly there after.
But, I'm having issues with even a simple Flash with a single
FLVPlayback instance and one .flv.
There is nothing in the class path for my test file and the
root .as files open from the Flash install when I click the compile
errors in the output window.
So, it really looks like I somehow corrupted those files. I
read a post somewhere that someone had "strange invisible
characters" show up in their .as that were throwing errors.
I thought a clean install would do the trick.
I may completely isolate the example files I was using and
try another reinstall... that's about all I can think of at the
moment.
This has been a couple week search for a solution. I have a
real project coming up an need to solve this.
Thanks for any input! (I assume I can't call Adobe for an
assist as I'm still on CS3 ;)
Tim