MACROMEDIA FLASH MX 2004-USING COMPONENTS Use Manual page 506

MediaDisplay parameters
Name
Automatically Play
( )
Media.autoPlay
Use Preferred Media Size
( )
Media.autoSize
FPS
Cue Points
( )
Media.cuePoints
FLV or MP3
( )
Media.mediaType
Milliseconds
URL (
Media.contentPath
Video Length
( )
Media.totalTime
MediaController parameters
Name
activePlayControl
(
Media.activePlayControl
backgroundStyle
(
Media.backgroundStyle
controllerPolicy
(
Media.controllerPolicy
Type Default value Description
Boolean Selected
Boolean Selected
Integer 30
Array Undefined
FLV or
FLV
MP3
Boolean Unselected
) String Undefined
Integer Undefined
Type Default value Description
String:
pause
) or
pause
play
string:
default
)
default
or
none
, , auto
auto on
) or
off
Determines if the media plays as soon as it
has loaded.
Determines whether the media associated
with the MediaDisplay instance conforms to
the component size or simply uses its
default size.
Indicates the number of frames per second.
When the Milliseconds option is selected,
this control is disabled.
An array of cue point objects, each with a
name and position in time in a valid
HH:MM:SS:FF (Milliseconds option
selected) or HH:MM:SS:mmm format.
Designates the type of media to be played.
Determines whether the playbar uses frames
or milliseconds, and whether the cue points
use seconds or frames. When this option is
selected, the FPS control is not visible.
A string that holds the path and filename of
the media to be played.
The total time needed to play the FLV media.
This setting is required in order for the
playbar to work correctly. This control is only
visible when the media type is set to FLV.
Determines whether the playbar is in play or
pause mode upon instantiation. This mode
determines the image displayed on the Play/
Pause button, which is the opposite of the
playing/paused state that the controller is
actually in.
Determines whether the chrome
background will be drawn for the
MediaController instance.
Determines whether the controller opens or
closes according to mouse position, or is
locked in the open or closed state.
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