Forum user: karina

This is the only sample i have at the moment that causes this problem.

But i have checked on youtube and their player also exhibits the same symptoms on FF3 and IE7 so i tend to agree with you that its an error in the flv video itself or maybe even in the flash plugin.

I am handling it like this:

$f('player').onBufferEmpty(function () {
  setTimeout(function () {
   ...
  },3000);
});

Thanks

Using v 3.0.2, FF3, windows

The following clip makes the player stop it's buffering in an unexpected point along the timeline.
While visually indicating the buffering is complete (timeline background is full), the clip continues to play until it raise onBufferEmpty, visually indicating a buffering state but does nothing actually.

The clip URL:

http://www.youtube.com/get_video?video_id=i75IG7xyHZg&t=OEgsToPDskIOvTU5pdLyZ2TUBu2AIz39

Using v 3.0.2, FF3, windows

The following code doesn't work. The player counts 3 seconds of playback but nothing is actually displayed. After that, nothing happens.
Then trying to manually click play, onError is raised again with the correctURL! But if autoPlay is set to false, manually clicking the play button does starts playing (sometimes it takes more then one click).

$f('player').onError(function () {
  this.play(correctURL);
});

$f('player').play(incorrectURL);

http://apps.facebook.com/wm_karina_mtv/

it happens sometimes... like once in ten or twenty clips...

.

I don't understand why I should pay for solving a bug. It's not a support that I need for my environment that I need help in building. It is not even enhancements that I ask you to develop. Even those are for the good of everyone and not just mine and paying for such is not really ideal...

If it is a post in the forum made to solve bugs, you should treat it as support items without no payment needed.

any comment?

If there is an error thrown, with the animation fade out, it means that the error exception has been executed. At the same time I expect onError to be executed as well... Are my expectations wrong?

Again, the error that has been popping is that the clip couldn't be converted - meaning couldn't be played.

I'm posting this here since I couldn't find a way to contact you personally. I advise you to add an email link in this website.

We bought both the previous version and the current one but a lot of the posts here that we publish here are left not responded.

Please take the time and respond. We are basing our products on your products so we are expecting a problems-free head. We do accept bugs as unavoidable but this is why we publish the posts in first place, so they could be taken care of, with your helpful response.

Thank you.

What's going on with it?
This is a serious issue for us...

The error is "clip couldn't be converted" (sort of)
and the alert box that appear in the function just doesn't execute.

I would like my clips to be scaled without changing the aspect ratio of the true clip but most clips have black letterboxes in them so the fit is almost useless.

A crop of this letterbox would be amazing!

version: latest 3.0.2

listener for the player:
$f("player").onError(someFunction);

I get errors but the function I've paired with onError doesn't fire!

Please check!

ob.toString is not a function
Permission denied to call method Location.toString

both error occurred at Line 24. Reported in Firebug.

The reason I believe is due to the task of getting the parent document location (url) when in fact the embed is within an iframe, thus making a security error.

Please fix it to take the container's url and not the parent's.