VideoLoader.progress skips back

[bentley1407]

Hi,

 

I need your help. I am trying to load mp4 video into videoLoader and to display buffering percentage.

 

_videoLoader = new VideoLoader(_target, {name:"video", width:1024, height:576, scaleMode:"proportionalInside", bgColor:0x000000, autoPlay:false, volume:1, bufferMode:false, onComplete:bufferFullHandler, onProgress: bufferProgressHandler,onError: handleLoadError, estimatedBytes:INTRO_ESTIMATED_BYTES});

 

In bufferProgressHandler I am tracing _videoLoader.progress and I get next values:

 

_videoLoader.progress0.039892267457746204

_videoLoader.progress0.00019516764901050002

_videoLoader.progress0.00019957656505447608

_videoLoader.progress0.0759987559727445

_videoLoader.progress0.10248921870764195

_videoLoader.progress0.15141208735466252

_videoLoader.progress0.20590979471887147

_videoLoader.progress0.2604075020830804

_videoLoader.progress0.09999950105858736

_videoLoader.progress0.1995998489870658

_videoLoader.progress0.2999985031757621

_videoLoader.progress0.399399274539186

_videoLoader.progress0.4999991684309789

_videoLoader.progress0.5989991235262518

_videoLoader.progress0.5999986694895663

_videoLoader.progress0.798798549078372

_videoLoader.progress0.8999988358033705

_videoLoader.progress0.9983983980654378

 

As you see progress is moving back few times, I have tried to trace bytesLoaded and the same thing happens.

 

Please help

 

[Carl]

Hi and welcome to the GreenSock forums,

 

Unfortunately Adobe's NetStream class has a long history of having problems. So its really hard to guess what the problem is without knowing which version of Flash Player you are using, browser, OS and any other details regarding your environment. 

Also this isn't the type of thing we can explore without having a reduced test case that we can use to compile and test.

 

Please package up an FLA with a small version of your video so that we can test. The simpler the better.

 

Before doing so, please verify that the results you are seeing are when you test with the video hosted online being streamed into a browser version of Flash player. Unfortunately you can not really trust what is happening when you use "simulate download settings" inside of Flash's bandwidth profiler. Just want to make sure that is removed entirely from the equation. 

 

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