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  1. Hi, I seem to have found a bug... I'm currently working on a custom video player based on VideoLoader, and up till today everything was OK. I understand the limitations of progressive loading and all that, but... I thought I'd do a 'connection lost' test while the video file was still loading (disable/enable the ethernet connection on my PC). What I was hopping to see was the loading progress bar stop when I disable, and resume when I enable the connection, or at least get some king of a load error (fail, error, cancel, ioError). But that wasn't the case. In fact, atfer some digging around, I found that the bytesTotal were set to bytesLoaded when connection was lost (not the other way around, it's not a typo), which in my case were a lot less, thus giving me a progress of 1 and a completly full loading progress bar. Also, a loadComplete event was dispatched. So, when the playProgress reached that last loaded frame, instead of staying there and showing me that the videoBuffer was empty, it just triggerd a VIDEO_COMPLETE event. I can't seem to figure out any work around this, since the bytesTotal is read-only, right? Also, as mentioned before, no events are dispatched other then LoaderEvent.COMPLETE.
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