NetStream.Play.Stop problem

Has worked for me...

I have not tried it, but the Docs seem to indicate that is what it does.
Note it is only available for FMS 2.

--
Lon Hosford
www.lonhosford.com
May many happy bits flow your way!
"naz404" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:e3mkb2$42f$1@forums.macromedia.com...
Thanks for the reply.

Looks like "NetStream.onPlayStatus" is the solution to my problem in trying
to
detect when an FLV stream has completely finished playing

Anyone foresee any problems with this solution?

Thanks for the reply.

Looks like "NetStream.onPlayStatus" is the solution to my problem in trying to detect when an FLV stream has completely finished playing

Anyone foresee any problems with this solution?

Question 1: When I put the .FLV files to play in the "\streams\_definst_" of
the application directory of the Flash Media Server installation, does that
automatically turn it into streaming FLV and no longer progressive FLV?
The distinction between progressive and streaming is the
NetConnection.connect
Question 2: What's the best way to detect or to signal my app that the
streaming FLV has completed playing?
Not sure what the best way is. But I subclass the NetStream class similarily
to how it is presented in the Flash Communications Server book example 5-5.
http://www.flash-communications.net/sourceCode/index.html

It uses a combination of NetStream.Play.Stop and bufferLength == 0 as one
signal to toggle a stopped state flag and NetStream.Buffer.Empty and that
stopped flag as another signal. The stopped flag is turned off on the next
NetStream.Play.Start.



--
Lon Hosford
www.lonhosford.com
May many happy bits flow your way!
"naz404" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:e3ffu4$a6c$1@forums.macromedia.com...
Hi. I built a dynamic FLV player using XML playlists but using progressive
downloads.

I've been trying to migrate it to a Flash Media Server 2.01 solution, but
after I did,
"NetStream.Play.Stop" no longer seems to be happening properly.

Question 1: When I put the .FLV files to play in the "\streams\_definst_"
of
the application directory of the Flash Media Server installation, does that
automatically turn it into streaming FLV and no longer progressive FLV?

Question 2: What's the best way to detect or to signal my app that the
streaming FLV has completed playing?

Also, "NetStream.Play.Complete" never seems to occur, even if the stream
has
completed playing.

Thanks!