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Full Software Studio. All rights reserved.Adobe Flex 4.6 * Spark VideoPlayer and VideoDisplay controls
Spark VideoPlayer and VideoDisplay controls
lets you play progressively downloaded or streaming video. It supports
multi-bit rate streaming and live video when used with a server that
supports these features, such as Flash Media Server 3.5 or later.
The VideoPlayer control contains a full UI to let users control
playback of video. It contains a play/ a scrub
bar to let user and
a button to toggle in and out of fullscreen mode.
Flex also offers the Spark
which plays video without any chrome, skin, or UI. The Spark VideoDisplay
has the same methods and properties as the Spark VideoPlayer control.
It is useful when you do not want the user to interact with the
control, or when you want to fully customize the interactivity but
not reskin the VideoPlayer control.
Both VideoPlayer and VideoDisplay support playback of FLV and
F4V file formats, as well as MP4-based container formats.
About OSMFThe underlying implementation of the Spark VideoDisplay
and VideoPlayer classes rely on the Open Source Media Framework
(OSMF) classes.
You can use the OSMF classes to extend the VideoPlayer and VideoDisplay classes.
For example, you can use OSMF to incorporate advertising, reporting, cue
points, and DVR functionality.
You can also use OSMF classes to implement your own player. For
an example of this, see .
For more information about OSMF, see
Spark VideoPlayer eventsThe VideoPlayer control dispatches several different types
of events that you can use to monitor and control playback. The
event objects associated with each event dispatched by the VideoPlayer
control is defined by a class in the org.osmf.events.* package.
The following example handles the complete and mediaPlayerStateChange events
dispatched by the VideoPlayer control: &?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?&
&!-- controls\videoplayer\VideoPlayerEvent.mxml--&
&s:Application xmlns:fx="/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library:///flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library:///flex/mx"&
&s:layout&
&s:VerticalLayout/&
&/s:layout&
&fx:Script&
import org.osmf.events.MediaPlayerStateChangeE
import org.osmf.events.TimeE
protected function vpCompleteHandler(event:TimeEvent):void {
myTA.text = "Video complete - restarting."
protected function vpMediaPlayerStateChangeHandler(event:MediaPlayerStateChangeEvent):void {
if (event.state == "loading")
myTA.text = "loading ...";
if (event.state == "playing")
myTA.text = "playing ...";
&/fx:Script&
&s:VideoPlayer
source="rtmp:///vod/mp4:_cs4promo_1000.f4v"
width="350" height="250"
loop="true"
complete="vpCompleteHandler(event);"
mediaPlayerStateChange="vpMediaPlayerStateChangeHandler(event);"/&
&s:TextArea id="myTA" width="350" height="25"/&
&/s:Application&The executing SWF file for the previous example is shown below:
The VideoPlayer control dispatches the complete event
when the video completes. The event object for the complete event
is of type .
The VideoPlayer control dispatches the mediaPlayerStateChange event when
the state of the control changes. The control has several states,
including the buffering, loading, playing,
and ready states. The event object for the mediaPlayerStateChange event
The event handler for the mediaPlayerStateChange event uses
the state property of the event object to determine
the new state of the control.
Setting the video source for the Spark VideoPlayer controlThe VideoPlayer component supports playback of local media,
streaming media, and progressively downloaded media. You can play
back both live and recorded media.
To play back a single media file, use the source attribute.
The correct value for the source attribute is the
path to the file. Use the correct syntax in the URL: HTTP for progressive
download and RTMP for streaming from Flash Media Server. If using
Flash Media Server, use the correct prefixes or extensions.
The following code plays a local FLV file, phone.flv, that resides
in the assets folder in the same project folder as the SWF file:
&s:VideoPlayer source="assets/phone.flv"/&
The following code plays a single F4V file from Flash Media Server,
using the video-on-demand service that Flash Media Server 3.5 and
later provides. The use of the MP4 prefix and the F4V file extension
are required. The MP4 prefi the F4V file extension
is required when the name of the file to be loaded contains a file
extension.
&?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?&
&!-- controls\videoplayer\VideoPlayerSimple.mxml--&
&s:Application xmlns:fx="/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library:///flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library:///flex/mx"&
&s:VideoPlayer
source="rtmp:///vod/mp4:_cs4promo_1000.f4v"
width="350" height="250"
loop="true"/&
&/s:Application&The executing SWF file for the previous example is shown below:
Using dynamic streamingThe Spark VideoPlayer and VideoDisplay components support
dynamic streaming (also known as multi-bitrate streaming or adaptive streaming)
for on-demand and live content. To use dynamic streaming, you encode
a stream at several different bit rates. During playback, Flash
Player dynamically switches among the streams based on connection
quality and other metrics to provide the best experience.
You can do dynamic streaming over RTMP and HTTP. On-demand and
live dynamic streaming over RTMP require Flash Media Server. RTMP
streaming has the following benefits over HTTP streaming:RTMPe for lightweight content protection
RTMP quality of service
Absolute timecodes
Enhanced buffering
Live HTTP Dynamic Streaming requires Flash Media Server. On-demand
HTTP Dynamic Streaming requires an Apache HTTP Server Origin Module
and a File Packager tool. These tools are available as free downloads
Dynamic streaming over HTTPTo use live and on-demand dynamic streaming over HTTP,
point the source property of the VideoDisplay or
VideoPlayer class to an *.f4m file:&s:VideoPlayer source="/dynamic_Streaming.f4m" autoPlay="false"/&
HTTP Dynamic Streaming is not designed to be used with the DynamicStreamingVideoSource
or the DynamicStreamingVideoItem classes. Use those classes to stream
media over RTMP with Flash Media Server.
Before your can dynamically stream your video content over HTTP,
use the File Packager to package the file. The File Packager converts
the media file to fragments and creates an F4M manifest file to
point to the pieces of the package. You must also install the Apache
HTTP Origin Module on your web server to serve the streams.
For more information about HTTP Dynamic Streaming, see .
Dynamic streaming over RTMPFlash Media Server 3.5 and later supports live and on-demand
dynamic streaming over RTMP. To perform dynamic streaming with Flash
Media Server, use the DynamicStreamingVideoSource class.
The DynamicStreamingVideoSource object contains multiple stream
items, each of which represents the same video stream encoded at
a different bitrate.
The following example uses the DynamicStreamingVideoSource object
to define streams of different qualities:
&?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?&
&!-- controls\VideoPlayer\VideoPlayerFMS.mxml --&
&s:Application xmlns:fx="/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library:///flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library:///flex/mx" &
&s:layout&
&s:VerticalLayout/&
&/s:layout&
&s:VideoPlayer id="myPlayer"
width="500" height="300"&
&s:source&
&s:DynamicStreamingVideoSource id="mySVS"
host="rtmp:///vod/"&
&s:DynamicStreamingVideoItem id="dreamgirl150"
streamName="MP4:_PS_dreamgirl_150.f4v"
bitrate="150" /&
&s:DynamicStreamingVideoItem id="dreamgirl500"
streamName="MP4:_PS_dreamgirl_500.f4v"
bitrate="500" /&
&s:DynamicStreamingVideoItem id="dreamgirl1000"
streamName="MP4:_PS_dreamgirl_1000.f4v"
bitrate="1000" /&
&/s:DynamicStreamingVideoSource&
&/s:source&
&/s:VideoPlayer&
&s:TextArea width="500" height="50"
text="Please wait while the video loads..."/&
&/s:Application&The executing SWF file for the previous example is shown below:
Playing back live video with the Spark VideoPlayer controlTo play back live video, use a DynamicStreamingVideoSource
object and set the streamType attribute to live:
&s:VideoPlayer&
&s:DynamicStreamingVideoSource host="rtmp://localhost/live/" streamType="live"&
&s:DynamicStreamingVideoItem streamName="myStream.flv"/&
&/s:DynamicStreamingVideoSource&
&/s:VideoPlayer&
The VideoPlayer is the client application that plays back video.
To capture and stream the live video, you can use a tool like Flash
Media Live Encoder, which captures and streams live video to Flash
Media Server. If you don’t use Flash Media Live Encoder, you’ll
need to create a custom publishing application. For information
on creating a custom video capture application, see the .
Setting the size of the Spark VideoPlayer controlThe appearance of any video media playing in a VideoPlayer
control is affected by the following properties:
The scaleMode property only works when you set
the height or width property.
It adjusts the size of the playing media after the control size
has been set. Possible values are none, stretch, letterbox,
If you omit both width and height properties
for the control, Flex sizes the control to fit the size of the playing
media. If you specify only one property, and set the scaleMode property,
the size of the playing media determines the value of the other
property. If you do not set the scaleMode property,
the media retains its aspect ratio when resizing.
If you explicitly set the width and height properties,
be sure the values are appropriate for the size of video that plays.
By default,
Flex sizes the VideoPlayer control to the size of the media. If
you specify the width or height property
of the control, and either is smaller than the media’s dimensions,
Flex does not change the size of the component. Instead, Flex sizes
the media to fit within the component. If the control’s playback area
is smaller than the default size of the media, Flex shrinks the
media to fit inside the control.
The sample video used here is larger than the specified component
size, but the width and height ratio are still appropriate to the
video size. If you were to remove the width and height properties
from the code, however, you would see that the VideoPlayer component
is automatically sized to the size of the video.
Using the Spark VideoDisplay controlThe Spark VideoDisplay control is the same as the Spark
VideoPlayer control, except that it does not have a UI associated
with it. You must manually create controls that perform functions
such as play, stop, and pause.
The following example uses a Spark VideoDisplay control, and
exposes the play() and pause() methods
with Button controls:&?xml version="1.0"?&
&!-- controls\videodisplay\SparkVideoDisplayStopPlay.mxml --&
&s:Application xmlns:fx="/mxml/2009"
xmlns:s="library:///flex/spark"
xmlns:mx="library:///flex/mx"
creationComplete="myVid.pause();"&
&s:VGroup&
&s:VideoDisplay id="myVid"
source="../assets/MyVideo.flv"
height="250"
width="250"
&s:HGroup&
&s:Button label="||" click="myVid.pause();"/&
&s:Button label="&" click="myVid.play();"/&
&/s:HGroup&
&/s:VGroup&
&/s:Application&The executing SWF file for the previous example is shown below:
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