ActionScript : Components Reference : FLVPlayback

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Items Related to FLVPlayback

Inner Elements of FLVPlayback

FLVPlayback contains following items:
  • addASCuePoint (add AS Cue Point)
  • addEventListener (add Event Listener)
  • bringVideoPlayerToFront (bring Video Player To Front)
  • closeVideoPlayer (close Video Player)
  • findCuePoint (find Cue Point)
  • findNearestCuePoint (find Nearest Cue Point)
  • findNextCuePointWithName (find Next Cue Point With Name)
  • getVideoPlayer (get Video Player)
  • isFLVCuePointEnabled (is FLV Cue Point Enabled)
  • load
  • pause
  • play
  • removeASCuePoint (remove AS Cue Point)
  • removeEventListener (remove Event Listener)
  • seek
  • seekPercent (seek Percent)
  • seekSeconds (seek Seconds)
  • seekToNavCuePoint (seek To Nav Cue Point)
  • seekToNextNavCuePoint (seek To Next Nav Cue Point)
  • seekToPrevNavCuePoint (seek To Prev Nav Cue Point)
  • setFLVCuePointEnabled (set FLV Cue Point Enabled)
  • setScale (set Scale)
  • setSize (set Size)
  • stop
  • buffering
  • close
  • complete
  • cuePoint (cue Point)
  • fastForward (fast Forward)
  • metadata
  • paused
  • playheadUpdate (playhead Update)
  • playing
  • progress
  • ready
  • resize
  • rewind
  • scrubFinish (scrub Finish)
  • scrubStart (scrub Start)
  • seek
  • skinError (skin Error)
  • skinLoaded (skin Loaded)
  • stateChange (state Change)
  • stopped
  • volumeUpdate (volume Update)


ActionScript is an ECMAScript-based programming language used for scripting Macromedia Flash movies and applications. Since both ActionScript and JavaScript are based on the same ECMAScript syntax, fluency in one theoretically translates easily to the other. However, while JavaScript's DOM is browser window, document and form centric, the ActionScript DOM is movie centric, which may include animations, audio, text and event handling.
   -- wikipedia.org

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