Forum user: axelseaa

No - and that wouldn't make sense to adjust the caption times.

See:http://ltc.uww.edu/private/axelsena/ftw2012intro.html?media=0

That above link shows the complete video and caption file working correctly. Selecting one of the additional links on the right will load the video with a set start time. As you can see, the captions do not follow that and always start from the beginning.

I noticed that on streaming videos if I supply a caption file, and then also supply a 'start' time other than 0, the caption file is always loaded from the beginning, instead of from the referenced start time.

Hopefully this can be corrected in a future release.

99% of our content is ssl, except of course for our test site. So, I guess that 1% will just be SOL for certain features.

I'm glad we finally came to some sort of resolution on this - thanks for your assistance!

Our video pages are used inside of a course management system, which is accessed via https - so that's why we must do https to avoid IE complaining.

So, basically it sounds like your telling me that if the flowplayer-commercial swf is loaded via ssl, the html page must be loaded via ssl for certain javascript calls to work?

And vice versa for http.

P.S. Production pages are using local copies - we were just using that for testing purposes on this issue.

Do you have any other ideas or suggestions on what to check?

I have tried that, but not verbatim. We are using a wrapper script we wrote that is around flowplayer to assist with controlling settings. I have been able to verify that the events are firing with alerts, but the scaling is def not changing.

playerConfig = {
	key: params.keys[params.domain],
	canvas: {
		backgroundImage: params.media[i].splash,
		backgroundColor: '#000000',
		backgroundGradient: 'none'
	},
	clip: {
		eventCategory: 'Promo Video',
		url: params.url,
		start: params.media[i].startOffset,
		provider: 'provider',
		autoPlay: params.media[i].autoplay,
		bitrates: []
	},
	onFullscreen: function () {
		alert('onfullscreen');
	 	this.getClip().update({scaling: "fit"});
	},
	onFullscreenExit: function () {
		alert('onfullscreenexit');
	  	this.getClip().update({scaling: "scale"});
	},
	plugins: {
		provider: {
			url: params.swfLoc[params.domain] + params.swfName['rtmp'],
			netConnectionUrl: params.providers[params.media[i].provider],
			durationFunc: 'getStreamLength'
		}
	}
};

I'm trying to configure the player to change the scaling size in full screen mode only. I want to use the default of "scale" but only use "fit" when in full screen mode.

I have tried using changing this inside of both onFullscreen and onBeforeFullscreen with no luck. Is it possible to change the scaling value at this point? Or are things "read only?"

we moved to 3.1.5 commercial and the problem went away - all is well now

We were loading in the 3.1.4 controls plugin.

We are trying to use the 3.1.4 commercial plugin but we are getting the following error:

Error: 301: Unable to load plugin: unable to load plugin 'controls', url: 'flowplayer.controls-3.1.5-dev.swf'

at org.flowplayer.view::Launcher/doHandleError()

at org.flowplayer.view::Launcher/handleError()

at org.flowplayer.view::Launcher/onPluginLoadError()

at EventListener/notify()
at org.flowplayer.model::EventDispatcher/_dispatchEvent()
at org.flowplayer.model::EventDispatcherhttp://flowplayer.org/core/internal::doDispatchErrorEvent()

at org.flowplayer.model::PluginEventDispatcher/dispatchError()

at MethodInfo-402()
at Array$/_forEach()
at Arrayhttp://adobe.com/AS3/2006/builtin::forEach()

at MethodInfo-403()

For the time being we have changed backed to 3.1.3

I agree. This feature would be most useful!

Let me try restating my problem:

Following the tutorial located at
http://flowplayer.org/plugins/streaming/bwcheck.html I have setup a test page which goes against our install of Flash Media Server Interactive 3.5. My sample page is located at:
http://omega1.uww.edu/videotest.html The video and bandwidth detection work, however the onbwdone function does not appear to be running. If I launch the page locally from my desktop (not going through a webserver) the onbwdone function does execute and update the page properly.

So - the main question is: Does anyone have any clue why this stops working once it is uploaded to a webserver? We have tried both IIS and Apache.

Thanks!

The video files are streaming though from flash media server 3.5 - so that file should not exist.

" Click on the above splash image. " is suppose to be replaced with the detected bandwidth and also the currently selected file. That is the part that does not seem to be working. I pretty much copied things directly from the example page. I'm stumped.

I have created a streaming page that goes against FMS 3.5 and utilizes bandwidth detection. When I run the page locally, the onBwDone function is called and works correctly. However, when I move the page onto a webserver, it fails to upload correctly.

The page is located at:http://omega1.uww.edu/videotest.html

Does anyone have any ideas as to why this might be happening?