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Air for Android video object displays on orientation change

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Feb 19, 2014 Feb 19, 2014

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I have an Android app that plays a video using the normal video object, ie:

var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();

nc.connect(null);

stream = new NetStream(nc);

stream.client = this ;

stream.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, statusHandlerx);

softwareVideo = new Video(640, 480);

softwareVideo.x = 0;

softwareVideo.y = 0;

addChild(softwareVideo);

When the video is playing if there is an orientation change, before the screen adjusts,  you can see a full screen version of the video behind the 640x480 in the area of the screen that adjusted yet.  So if the video is in portrait and the orientation is switched to landscape, in the right befow the stage adjusts to landcape you can see the right part of a fullscreen version of the video.

Also when I remove the video object you can still see the last frame of the video in that area.

HELP.  Is this a bug?

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Feb 20, 2014 Feb 20, 2014

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Hi,

Please log a bug at bugbase.adobe.com with a sample app(sources,swf,app-xml and assets) with which bug can be reproduced at our end. Also please mention the devices with OS version and the AIR build version on which bug is reproducible. A video demonstarting the bug would be really helpful for us.

Also please mention the bug number here on forum so that we can look into this issue.

-Nimisha

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