Sending streaming recorded FLV to end and stop

So you mean a Video instance? Video objects don't seem to have a stop() method. duration is also not a property of the NetStream class, it is received via onMetaData. The Video source is a NetStream object, anyway, so I would think I need to stop the NetStream, the Video is just a place to display video.

At any rate, using seek didn't work because it continues to play. I also tried:

ns.seek(theDuration-1);
ns.close();

and

ns.seek(theDuration-1);
ns.pause(true);

The first wouldn't seek at all, the second would seek but would continue to play after buffer filled. I even tried doing:
ns.seek(theDuration-1);
ns.onStatus = function(code){
if(code=='NetStream.Buffer.Full');
ns.close();
}

To no luck.

Abeall,
The videoPlayer is normally a video object created in Flash. You attach the audio and video from a NetStream to the Video object to view/hear the NetStream.

The seek function positions the stream to the specified period of time and unless u call NetStream.pause or stop, then it will continue to play.

Regards,
Bill

Is "videoPlayer" a component? I'm not using any components... I tried seeking the NetStream, but I find that it continues to play as well. If I close the connection immediately, the NetStream doesn't seek.

Abeall,
You would need to have the presenter call a function on each client connected to put the subscribed netstream at the duration point of the stream.

For example, you could use the NetSetream.send method to send a function call to all subscribers like this:

// This is on all client NetStreams that are subscribed
// __ns is the NetSteam that you play
__ns["owner"] = this;
__ns.receiveMessage = function(){
this.owner.__ns.seek(__ns.duration);
this.owner.videoPlayer.stop();
}

// Presenter function to set all clients video player to end of stream
// __ns is the NetStream that you publish
private function onSetStreamToEnd():Void
{
__ns.call("receiveMessage", null);
}

This will only work for non-live streams.

Shack