Switching between FLVPlayback component at their playheadTime

Question

Hi There,
I hope someone can save me with this.
I am currently on a project (AS3), where I have 2 frames, with videos (using the FLVPlayback component).
and I want to switch from one video to the next video, however the catch is when i switch to the next video I want the new video to play at the previous video time.
example:
Video 1 plays,  10 sec later, you click a button to go and see the next video (in another frame) and that new Video starts 10 sec into it.
This is the codes I been using so far:
import fl.video.VideoEvent;
import fl.video.MetadataEvent;
video1.addEventListener(VideoEvent.PLAYHEAD_UPDATE, timer);
function timer(e:VideoEvent):void {
    var newTime = video1.playheadTime;
nextFrame_btn.addEventListener( MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, nextFrame);
function nextFrame (MouseEvent):void
            gotoAndStop(2);
      video2.playheadTime = newTime;
This doesn't work and I do not know what I am doing wrong.
many thanks if you can help.

Answer 1

yes there is another layer with codes but that is for the buttons.. that can work throughout the flash (in all frames). Sorry I forgot about that. Those buttons are just basic home, end buttons. In the other layer is the switch code for the button I am trying to make.
This button/code for some reason does not like being in the main code layer. So I added it in another layer, which seem to make it work. (The part where I want it to gotoAndStop in another frame.)
var newTime:int;
switch_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, switch1);
function switch1 (MouseEvent):void // Function to turn on 3D mode
                    newTime = video1.playheadTime;     
                    this.addEventListener(Event.RENDER,renderF);
trace("stage:",stage);
                    stage.invalidate();     <= that use to be line 15 before the trace was added.
        gotoAndStop(2);  
                    trace (newTime);
function renderF(e:Event):void{
  video1.seek(newTime);
the other layer has this code:
cha1_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, cha1);
chan2_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, chan2);
function cha1 (MouseEvent):void
          gotoAndStop(10);
function chan2 (MouseEvent):void
          gotoAndStop(11);
They are on seperate layers because the switch function is used in all the frames, but to gotoAndStop in different frames.
aka this one: is in frame 10, which goes to frame 2
and there will be another one in frame 2 to go to frame 10.
then there is another in frame 11, which goes to frame 3
and then the same for frame 3 to goto frame 11.
so thats why there were in seperate layers, to be able to change that. (sorry if this is getting confusing)