Okay ... here's maybe an easy one for someone who knows what they are doing! I am not well-versed in Action Script 3 ... I'm just a hacker. I have created a Flash project where I have three instances of a very small FLV movie that I want to loop endlessly when launched in a user's browser. Using this bit of Action Script:
import fl.video.*;
// Video component instance name
var flvControl = flames1;
var flvSource = "flames.flv";
// Loop the video when it completes
function completeHandler(event:VideoEvent):void
{
flvControl.seek(0);
flvControl.play()
}
flvControl.addEventListener(VideoEvent.COMPLETE, completeHandler);
// Set video
flvControl.source = flvSource;
I can make one instance of the video repeat, but not the other two. Right now, I have the three instances of the video on a single layer, but even if I move it to other layers so that they are all on separate layers, I then get Action Script errors and none of the videos loop. I even tried having it call up three SEPARATE videos (which seems unnecessarily wasteful when it is the exact same video) I get more Action Script errors:
1151: A conflict exists with definition flvControl in namespace internal
1021: Duplicate function definition
Any ideas how I can get all three videos to loop? Here is a link to what I am actually trying to accomplish:
http://7stream.net/fireside/home.html
Note that the middle fireplace flames loop, but the one on the left and the one on the right do not .... I would like these to loop like the center fireplace. Any and all suggestions are welcome!
