SeekBar Scrubbing - don't fall off!

We're skinning a video player and have a modified SeekBar. It
is simply the default SeekBar with different colors, and the handle
is a little bigger. If we drag the handle on the SeekBar but
release the mouse button off the bar, the handle sticks to the
mouse and continues to scrub the bar, even with the mouse button
up. A second click on the handle will release it. It also makes the
video very choppy. Has anyone else experienced this or know of a
fix?
If we export as Flash 8, the seekbar works perfectly, but we
need to export as Flash 9 to take advantage of the displayState
function.
Thanks.

If they send you an email promising "Rewards" and entice you into sharing your private information with a third party to get them then you're darned right you deserve something for free. Especially when they tell you , wow, you have 12K points look at all the free stuff you can get and show you pictures of fabulous items. Bottom line is Verizon sucks but not any more or less than any other big company sucks when it comes to stealing your info and handing it out. I was just ****** because I thought for one small moment that, maybe, they really did value my years of patronage. Learned a valuable lesson and didn't want anyone else to have to feel stupid like I did when I fell for their empty promises.

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