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Question

start an MP4 from a defined seconds and end in another

Forum|Forum|9 years ago
March 28, 2017
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If I have XML like this:

How can I have the SWF reads the time and play at 35 seconds and stops at 111 seconds?

Thanks,

ActionScript

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kglad

Community Expert

are you using an flvplayback component to play your video? the netstream class? something else?

wfzenAuthor

Inspiring

Thank you, Kglad and Colin. I've not decided as I'm converting from AS2. It's custom UI so I think netstream is more likely.

Thanks,

kglad

Community Expert

you play the steam and then immediately pause it. repeatedly check the bytesLoaded (though bufferLength should be better, but i've had problems with it in the past) and when enough data is loaded use the seek method to start play at 35 seconds.

you can use a timer like the above to stop play (or use a a loop and repeatedly check the netstream's time property).

kglad

Community Expert

use actionscript.

var s:Sound = YourSound();

var sc:SoundChannel = s.play(35000);

var t:Timer=new Timer(111,1);

t.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER,sF);

t.start();

function sF(e:TimerEvent):void{

sc.stop();

}

Colin Holgate

Inspiring

That would be the answer for MP3. The question was about MP4.

kglad

Community Expert

oops.

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