Netstream.close(); doesn't work on air for android?

14 replies
3120 views
Translate

Hi,

I'm building a video app for android with air and I cant stop netstream from streaming a video.

When a video is playing the user can choose to move to the next video but the current video still streaming even when i call ns.close();. On the desktop it works.

Is this a known bug? or am i doing something wrong...

The code is the standart netstream method, and when i want to load a new video:

ns.close();

ns.play("some url");

I need to solve this issue and the app is finished! please help!

This topic is closed to new replies. Start a new post to keep the conversation going.

Kalvyn Rasquinha

Community Manager

Hi Zone3D. This is a known bug with AIR on Android. I just submitted the fix for it yesterday and it should be present in the next release of AIR 3.4. Take a look at this thread for the related discussion: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4563418#4563418. This is the bug that was fixed - https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3070987.

Thanks

Kalvyn

Translate

B

bjsr12345

Inspiring

Cool! Issue seems resolved! Thanks Have you got any ETA on the release build of AIR 3.4?

Translate

Kalvyn Rasquinha

Community Manager

We just had a drop a couple days ago (http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/air3-4.html), so I think the next one will be in August sometime - maybe around mid-August? Not sure of the exact date though, sorry!

Translate

H

hiteck7

Participating Frequently

was hoping this problem would be history in AIR 3.3.

if I am doing the self-contained AIR method properly, I am not seeing any improvement.

navigating between a number of videos, it hoses up on Android, while on the desktop, it's very sweet.

i should note that all my videos are streaming wirelessly on my network in *both* the case of Android and desktop. In neither case are the files local.

hope this helps. i'm probably not the most qualified to submit a bugbase report, but if need be..

Translate

sinious

Legend

Anyone can submit to the bugbase and those that have directly been impacted by a particular bug in a reproducable way are the most ideal to do it. Just jump on there, use the search and use a couple keywords like "android netstream" and see if anyone else has reported it already. If not, it would be a good idea for you to do it.

Translate