MACROMEDIA FLASH 8-COMPONENTS LANGUAGE Reference page 552

APIs that control volume, positioning, dimensions, visibility, and UI controls are always
global, and their behavior is not affected by setting
setting the
activeVideoPlayerIndex
and methods.
Properties and Methods Not Affected by activeVideoPlayerIndex
backButton playPauseButton
bufferingBar scaleX
bufferingBarHidesAndDisablesOthers
forwardButton scaleY
height seekBar
muteButton seekBarInterval
pauseButton seekBarScrubTolerance
playButton seekToPrevOffset
The
visibleVideoPlayerIndex
determines which video player the skin controls.
APIs that control dimensions do interact with the
however. For more information, see
The remaining APIs target a specific video player based on the setting of
activeVideoPlayerIndex
When listening for events, you get all events for all video players. To distinguish which video
player the event is for, use the event's
in
activeVideoPlayerIndex
except for and
resize
FLVPlayback instance.
For example, to load a second FLV file in the background, set
and call the method. When you are ready to show this FLV file and hide the first one,
load()
set
visibleVideoPlayerIndex
Example
The following example creates two video players to play two FLV files consecutively in a single
FLV file instance. It sets the
players and their respective FLV files.
550 FLVPlayback Component (Flash Professional Only)
property does not affect the following properties
property, not the
"FLVPlayback.visibleVideoPlayerIndex" on page
.
property, a number corresponding to the number set
vp
and
visibleVideoPlayerIndex
, which are not specific to a video player but are global for the
volume
to 1.
activeVideoPlayerIndex
activeVideoPlayerIndex
skin
stopButton
transform
visible
volume
volumeBar
volumeBarInterval
volumeBarScrubTolera
nce
activeVideoPlayerIndex
visibleVideoPlayerIndex
. All events have this property
activeVideoPlayerIndex
property to switch between the video
. Specifically,
width
x
y
setSize()
setScale()
property,
property,
688.
to 1