How to find a cuepoint in a f4v video (it worked with a flv video) ?

Question

I used the following AS3.0 code in my project, linking a video (.flv) and images :

When I click on the text Titre0 I want the video go to the cuepoint "1".

Titre0.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_ClickToSeekToCuePoint_0);

function fl_ClickToSeekToCuePoint_0(event:MouseEvent):void

{

var cuePointInstance:Object = my_FLVPlybk.findCuePoint("1");

my_FLVPlybk.seek(cuePointInstance.time);

this.gotoAndStop(1);

diapo.value = 1;

}

It works with a flv video, not with a f4v.

kglad · Accepted Answer

OK :new test0 [object Object]1 [object Object]2 [object Object]3 [object Object]4 [object Object]5 [object Object]6 [object Object]7 [object Object]8 [object Object]9 [object Object]10 [object Object]11 [object Object]12 [object Object]13 [object Object]14 [object Object]15 [object Object]16 [object Object]17 [object Object]18 [object Object]19 [object Object]20 [object Object]you can use:var cuepointA:Array = [];my_FLVPlybk.addEventListener(fl.video.MetadataEvent.CUE_POINT,cueF);btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,fl_ClickToSeekToCuePoint_0);function fl_ClickToSeekToCuePoint_0(event: MouseEvent): void {my_FLVPlybk.seek(cuepointA[0]); }function cueF(e:fl.video.MetadataEvent):void{cuepointA.push(e.info.time); }

kugua123 · Answer

Hello, thanks for your track, I thought it was that, but I don't know the syntaxt...

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