Strange bug in Flashplayer for Firefox on Windows

Hello All,
First, I'm not sure that it's the right forum, as suspect the
bug to be in the flash player implementation more than in my code,
but here goes:
I have a simple .flv movie player. On mouse move (Over the
stage), an interface appears on top of the FLV playback component,
allowing the user to pause the movie. After a short while of no
movement, the interface disappears again.
This works well. The interface is not in the way and only
there when needed. The only problem is that I'm experiencing some
trouble with flashplayer for firefox on Windows. It works as
advertised in IE, 6+7 and Firefox/safari on Mac. The error
reproduces over several computers, so it's not a buggy
installation.
What happens, is that the FLVPlayback component pauses when
the mouse doesn't move. This is of course a problem because of the
40% black overlay that is part of the interface. So you can only
see the movie if you keep you mouse moving within the player, and
is able to distract from the interface overlay.
I implement the mouse handling as shown.
That's all there is to it. The show and hide functions do
just that. Make a _root.onEnterFrame and uses that to show or hide
the interface like shown.
Nothing in there has anything to do with stopping the
playback. I'm showing a button, that's all. Not clicking it.
The error only occurs in Firefox on Windows.
I suspect it's something to with Event handling, when leaving
the Stage area.
Is done in Flash 8 on MacOSX
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Michael

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