Forum user: kin

I would really like the zoom feature as well, though maybe implemented slightly better so you can't scroll all the way off the picture.

When you say "Zooming is possible by resizing the screen via JavaScript", can you give a tiny code snippet? I'm just not sure what you mean by screen. I'm assuming it's not your computer screen :-), or the flash object itself, but some property of the flowerplayer object?

I tried using isplaying and equivalents to try to determine if my rtmp live stream was working and it always seems to report true, even when i shut wowza down so there was no possible way it could be. That was in version 3.1.1, I haven't tried it since, but I would really like to know in javascript if the player is connected and streaming or not.

I tried using isplaying and equivalents to try to determine if my rtmp live stream was working and it always seems to report true, even when i shut wowza down so there was no possible way it could be. That was in version 3.1.1, I haven't tried it since, but I would really like to know in javascript if the player is connected and streaming or not.

I tried using isplaying and equivalents to try to determine if my rtmp live stream was working and it always seems to report true, even when i shut wowza down so there was no possible way it could be. That was in version 3.1.1, I haven't tried it since, but I would really like to know in javascript if the player is connected and streaming or not.

but not firefox. It's really annoying, I have a live rtmp stream that gets stopped every time I change the clip in one of my other flow players.

It goes away with a page refresh most of the time and all 3 computers are running ie6, I have never seen the issue on ie7/8,firefox, safari, or chrome and I try them fairly regularly.

my clips are all h264+mp4 with no audio. flowplayer 3.0.5

<script>
var vflash = flowplayer("video",
{
src: "../swf/flowplayer-3.0.5.swf",
width: 720,
height: 510
},
{
onLoad: function() {
// set volume to 80%
this.setVolume(100);
},
play: { opacity: 0 },
clip: {
url: 'http://xxxxxxxx/mp4/2009.04.08/15/13/20.00.300.0.mp4' },
// streaming plugins are configured under the plugins node
plugins: {
controls: {
url: 'flowplayer.controls-3.0.3.swf'
}
}
});


vflash.onBeforeFullscreen(function() {
this.toggle();
return true;
});

vflash.onFullscreenExit(function() {
return true;
});

</script>

I haven't verified this on my home pc, but on my work pc with ie7 it is the use of onclick vs href that is the issue. if you use href="#" and put the javascript call in the onclick function it works fine. After some reading I guess this is because when called from href it executes in a different context than onclick which I was unaware of.

Yeah I have a similiar problem but upgraded to the latest and still have the same issue. I have an mp4/h264 file playing in flowplayer and when I call getTime my clip stops, rewinds to the beginning and I get 0 returned as the time. IE7 - Windows XP SP3.

In firefox 3, chrome, and safari getTime works fine.

I have a live stream from wowza. I am setting the buffering in the flowplayer to 0.3 seconds so that I can get a near live experience (and it works quite well, only about a 1 second delay, some of which will be from other steps in the process).

Problem is the progress indicator is on constantly. the stream is playing fine and I'm watching the live feed, but the round spinning indicator is in the middle of the picture. If use use longer buffering the problem goes away but I must have the smallest delay possible.

I would prefer the ability to disable the indicator or only have it appear if there has been no new data for say 5 seconds. I really don't want it appearing intermittently. I've disabled all the controls to get rid of it but I really want to keep the full screen button.