Video NetConnection connect(null) also for http streams

Just found out that nc.connect(null) is for both local files
and also
http:// based video files .
Documentation states connect(null) is for local files and use
connect(URL) ; for rtmp and http based streams.
However after some testing I found that for http (e.g
http://www.mysite.com/videos/myvideof.flv)
you need to use also connect(null). connect('rtmp://host/stream')
is only used with streaming servers with rtmp ..
FYI
Yoav

Yoav,
Can you file a bug in the Flex Bug base at
http://bugs.adobe.com/flex/
and somebody from Adobe can take a look. Also, if you can provide
some sample code, that would help us out a lot.
Thanks,
Peter

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