Video

Note - The event numbers registered here must be present in the 'Links and Descriptions' layer to track correctly within the media console.

//------------------------------------------------
// Events | Declare your custom events here.
// e.g. event1desc = "User clicked to play video";
// e.g. event2desc = "User closed ad";
// (minimum 0 | maximum 75)
//------------------------------------------------
event1desc = "25% of the first video played";
event2desc = "50% of the fisrt video played";
event3desc = "75% of the first video played";
event4desc = "100% of the first video played";
event5desc = "First video played";
event6desc = "First video stopped";
event7desc = "First video unmuted";
event8desc = "First video muted";

API

You can access the methods of the component through it's instance name. By default it is set to VideoDisplay. e.g. VideoDisplay.play(0); // Plays the first video from the playlist.

The netStream object can be also referenced via the component instance name e.g. VideoDisplay.ns.time;

Broadcast Events

The video component broadcasts the following events which can be listened for through a _root level function called MRM_component_events.

To setup the timeline function you can use the action hints panel and select the Video Events and then the MRM_component_events

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
// 	MRM_component_events | Video.  e.g.evtObj.type == "onVideoStreamStarted"
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
//	evtObj.type			The broadcast event.
//	evtObj.target			The component which broadcasts the event.
//	evtObj.videoIndex		The index number of the video playing. (Starts at zero)
//	evtObj.cueData			An object containing the cuePoint or cueTextPoint parameters.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	Video event types
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
//	onVideoStreamStarted 	 	Fires when the video playback starts (i.e. each time play(), seek() and pause(false) are called). 
//	onVideoStreamStopped  		Fires when the video stream stops playing. 
//	onVideoStreamCompleted  	Fires when the video stream completes playing. 
//	onVideoStreamUnPaused 		Fires when the video stream is unpaused. 
//	onVideoStreamPaused 		Fires when the video stream is paused. 
//	onVideoStreamMuted 		Fires when the audio is muted. 
//	onVideoStreamUnMuted  		Fires when the audio is unmuted. 
//	onVideoStreamCuePoint 		Fires when a cue point is reached.
//	onVideoStreamCueText 		Fires when cueText is available. (FP 9 & 10)
//	onVideoStreamBufferEmpty	Fires when the video stream buffer is empty.
//	onVideoStreamBufferFull		Fires when the video stream buffer is full.
//	onVideoStreamBufferFlush	Fires when the video stream is fully loaded and the buffer is about the flush.
//	onVideoStreamFailed		Fires when the video stream fails to play including progressive fallback.
//	onVideoStreamStreamingFailed	Fires if the streaming server is unavailable and the user has chosen not to use progressive fallback.
//	onVideoStreamConnectionSuccess	Fires when the video connection is successful.
//	onVideoStreamConnectionClosed	Fires when the video connection is closed, after the client has been idle for over 5 minutes.
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

function MRM_component_events(evtObj:Object)
{
	if(evtObj.type == "onVideoStreamStarted")
	{
		trace("onVideoStreamStarted");
	}
	
	if(evtObj.videoIndex == 0 && evtObj.type == "onVideoStreamCompleted")
	{
		trace("The first video in the playlist has completed playing");

	}
}
	

To trace all cue points

if  (evtObj.type == "onVideoStreamCuePoint")
{
	for  (var par:String in evtObj.cueData)
	{
		trace(par  + " - " + evtObj.cueData[par]);
	}
}