Media Container

Question

Looking at the "basics of video playback" example here:  http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flash/articles/video_osmf.html
With comments, blank lines removed, there are 24 lines of code.
When we can trim it down to 9-10, and the MediaPlayer is truly a media player; being able to handle, image, video, or sound, then I'll be excited.  I've my own implementation of a media-container, that unifies the code to load, display, and control these 3 media types.  If I can be of any assistance, I'd love to help.  It is really easy to do, and has greatly improved my dev-time when building interactive media-based apps.  The code to load, display, and control an image, is the same as a video, is the same as sound.  Of course an image doesn't necessarily utilize play/pause/seek events, but you can attach functions if for example you want an image to fade in/out on play/stop events.
import flash.events.*;
import cayennecode.media.MediaObject;
var url:String = 'rsrc/someFile.mp4';
var player:MediaObject = new MediaObject({autoRewind:false});
     player.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, progressHandler);
     player.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, completeHandler);
addChild(player);
     player.load(url);

Answer 1

Just peeked at the OSMF API Reference and saw the Audio/Image classes.  Glad you guys are doing more than just video with OSMF.
With my own media-container implementation; if you're loading a media-file through a gateway, you load the resource like this.
import flash.events.*;
import cayennecode.media.MediaObject;
var url:String = 'media/gateway.php';
var player:MediaObject = new MediaObject({autoRewind:false});
     player.addEventListener(ProgressEvent.PROGRESS, progressHandler);
     player.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, completeHandler);
addChild(player);
     player.load(url, {filename:someFile.mp4, key:someKeyReceivedOnLogin});