Problem with video coming back from fullscreen: duplicated controls

Question

Hi there!
I'm using the following code to go fullscreen with a video, the video controls are set to autohide.
The problem comes when I close the full screen mode (by button or simply with scape) to normal mode, flash places a new video control that stays over the video and if I place the mouse over the movie I can see the autohiden controls appearing under the new added one.
Any hints?
Thanks.
flvControl.autoPlay = false;
flvControl.autoRewind = true;
flvControl.scaleMode = VideoScaleMode.EXACT_FIT;
flvControl.source = flvSource;
flvControl.skinAutoHide = true;
flvControl.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, onComplete);
function goFullScreen():void
    if (stage.displayState == StageDisplayState.NORMAL)
           stage.displayState=StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN;
    else
           stage.displayState=StageDisplayState.NORMAL;
flvControl.fullScreenButton.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, _handleClick)
function _handleClick(event:MouseEvent):void
    goFullScreen();

Answer 1

@Andrew Rosewarn
Hmm, that much I'm aware of...
Is there anything that can theoretically exist in the displayList that doesn't necessarily take up an index?
When I check the index on my main application, there are only 2 items. [0] and [1], yet the [1] component is still being covered up by something...
I tried not hiding the [0] component (visible = true) and I can see it, but there is some kind of overlay over it that restricts me from clicking of the buttons on that component. And the overlay has a partial opacity, which is slightly transparent...
If there is no such possibilty, that would mean that overlay is actually my [1] component... but it is slightly transparent and missing all visual indicators that it IS indeed the [1] component..
This only happens when I come go to fullscreen then come back from fullscreen before the video completes and all those functions run.
The [1] component gets added upon the videoDisplay.COMPLETE event, that fact along with double checking the index confirms that the sharingBookmarks component is indeed on the top of my display stack..
Any clues or directions are greatly appreciated, thanks!
DK
p.s. I can provide more code or answers to any questions if anyone is interested in solving this puzzle.