Detecting end of mp4 in video component

Question

I have an HTML Canvas file setup that plays a simply animation at the beginning then a keyframe is set to stop the timeline and I have an .mp4 play in a video component object. This works well until I add code to detect when the movie has reached its end so I can move ahead to the next frame in the timeline.

How is that done? I've tried a few things I've found on the web but they are all from around 2011.

The follow just gives me a blank white screen:

_this.stream.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, statusChanged);

function statusChanged(stats:NetStatusEvent) {

if (stats.info.code == 'NetStream.Play.Stop') {

_this.gotoAndStop(85);

}

kglad · Accepted Answer

It an HTML5/Canvas. And just to clarify what I'm doing, here's a screenshot.

your code is completely wrong, then. you're using the wrong scripting language.

you must remove every line of code. then you must use javascript and can use createjs, CreateJS | A suite of JavaScript libraries and tools designed for working with HTML5

you can try the code in message 9 using a local path to your mp4 or don't even assign the src propertly if you're using the component parameters panel to assign the source.

rickg1949 · Answer

Couldn't quite follow explanation for creating code snippet for creating an event when MP4 video ends.

I simply want to return to a menu frame on timeline when each of several movies ends. Each has a separate instance.

Appreciate the hint.

rg

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