Today I have so many SWF file which I need to view it one by one, instead of double-click each SWF file to preview on browser, I search on google for a utility which can browse or preview SWF files. I found this site provide free utility which does the job.
I also found this site, but didn’t tested the product yet, and this site too seems have the tool which does in different way. have a try…
<script type=”text/javascript”>swfobject.embedSWF(“‘ http://www.youtube.com/v/YOUTUBE_ID ‘”, “banner1 ‘”, “480”, “385px”, “9”);</script>
I found the solution here
MovieClip.createTextField
Availability
Flash Player 6.
Usage
myMovieClip .createTextField ( instanceName , depth , x , y , width , height )
Parameters
instanceName A string that identifies the instance name of the new text field.
depth A positive integer that specifies the depth of the new text field.
x An integer that specifies the x coordinate of the new text field.
y An integer that specifies the y coordinate of the new text field.
width A positive integer that specifies the width of the new text field.
height A positive integer that specifies the height of the new text field.
Returns
Nothing.
Description
Method; creates a new, empty text field as a child of the movie clip specified by the MovieClip parameter. You can use the createTextField method to create text fields while a movie plays. The text field is positioned at ( x , y ) with dimensions width by height . The x and y parameters are relative to the container movie clip; these parameters correspond to the _x and _y properties of the text field. The width and height parameters correspond to the _width and _height properties of the text field.
The default properties of a text field are as follows:
type = "dynamic" border = false background = false password = false multiline = false html = false embedFonts = false variable = null maxChars = null
A text field created with createTextField receives the following default TextFormat object:
font = "Times New Roman" size = 12 textColor = 0x000000 bold = false italic = false underline = false url = "" target = "" align = "left" leftMargin = 0 rightMargin = 0 indent = 0 leading = 0 bullet = false tabStops = [] (empty array)
Example
The following example creates a text field with a width of 300, a height of 100, an x coordinate of 100, a y coordinate of 100, no border, red, and underlined text.
_root.createTextField("mytext",1,100,100,300,100);
mytext.multiline = true;
mytext.wordWrap = true;
mytext.border = false;
myformat = new TextFormat();
myformat.color = 0xff0000;
myformat.bullet = false;
myformat.underline = true;
mytext.text = "this is my first test field object text";
mytext.setTextFormat(myformat);
See also
TextFormat (object)
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You can include the FLVPlayback component in your application in the following ways:
contentPath parameter.attachMovie() method to dynamically create an FLVPlayback instance on the Stage, assuming the component is in the library.contentPath parameter in the Parameters tab of the Component inspector, and enter a string that specifies one of the following:
For information on how to create an XML file to describe one or more FLV files, see Using a SMIL file.
skin parameter.| NOTE | In the first two cases, a preview of the skin appears in the viewing pane above the pop-up menu. |
| WARNING | Do not select the Embed Video option. The FLVPlayback component plays only external streaming video. This option will not place an FLVPlayback component on the Stage. |
| NOTE | In the first two cases, a preview of the skin appears in the viewing pane above the pop-up menu. |
install_drive to the drive on which you installed Flash 8 and modify the path to reflect the location of the Skins folder for your installation:
import mx.video.*;
this.attachMovie("FLVPlayback", "my_FLVPlybk", 10, {width:320, height:240, x:100, y:100});
my_FLVPlybk.skin = "file:///install_drive|/Program Files/Macromedia/Flash 8/en/Configuration/Skins/ClearOverPlaySeekMute.swf"
my_FLVPlybk.contentPath = "http://www.helpexamples.com/flash/video/water.flv";
The attachMovie() method belongs to the MovieClip class. You can use it create an instance of the FLVPlayback component because the FLVPlayback class extends the MovieClip class.
| NOTE | Without setting the contentPath and skin properties, the generated movie clip will appear to be empty. |
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This doesn’t work:
this.attachMovie(“FLVPlayback”, “my_FLVPlybk”, 10, {width:320, height:240, x:100, y:100});
The width and height parameters are not applied. The x and y parameters are applied correctly.
This works:
this.attachMovie(“FLVPlayback”, “my_FLVPlybk”, 10, {_width:320, _height:240, x:100, y:100});
The width and height parameters are applied correctly. The x and y parameters are applied correctly.
This also works:
this.attachMovie(“FLVPlayback”, “my_FLVPlybk”, 10, {_width:320, _height:240, _x:100, _y:100});
The width and height parameters are applied correctly. The x and y parameters are applied correctly.
Why?
It’s because the FLVPlayback is a component and extends the movieclip class?
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I got the code to work just fine…
this.attachmovie(“FLBPlybk”, “myFLVPlybck.”, this.getNextHighestDepth());
myFLVPlybck.contentpath = _level0.datareadinfromfile;
myFLVPlybck.autoSize = true;
myFLVPlybck.autoPlay = true;
However, my problem is that this is a generalized player and each symbol may or may not play an flv, depending on need. I got this running fine by including the code in the instance of each symbol. But my bosses prefer to have it all in a class so that any changes to the code need only be done once. I have tried creating a class. It instantiates just fine but doesn’t seem to play the flv.
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You can load FLV files at runtime to play in a SWF file. You can load them into a video object or into a component such as the FLVPlayback component. The following example shows how to play back a file named clouds.flv in a video object.
this.createTextField("status_txt", 999, 0, 0, 100, 100);
status_txt.autoSize = "left";
status_txt.multiline = true;
// Create a NetConnection object
var my_nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
// Create a local streaming connection
my_nc.connect(null);
// Create a NetStream object and define an onStatus() function
var my_ns:NetStream = new NetStream(my_nc);
my_ns.onStatus = function(infoObject:Object):Void {
status_txt.text += "status (" + this.time + " seconds)\n";
status_txt.text += "\t Level: " + infoObject.level + "\n";
status_txt.text += "\t Code: " + infoObject.code + "\n\n";
};
// Attach the NetStream video feed to the Video object
my_video.attachVideo(my_ns);
// Set the buffer time
my_ns.setBufferTime(5);
// Begin playing the FLV file
my_ns.play("http://www.helpexamples.com/flash/video/clouds.flv");
For information on preloading FLV files, see “Preloading FLV files” on page 507. For information on dynamically loading FLV video into components, see Creating an application with the FLVPlayback component. For information on FLV files and the server, and FLV files and playing FLV files locally on the Macintosh, see About configuring FLV files for hosting on a server.
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The statement that null must be passed to the connect method is confusing because it’s not always true. When connecting to the Flash Media Server to stream an FLV you DO WANT to pass a URI, for example:
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
nc.connect(“rtmp://myflashmediaserver.com/myapp”);
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You can use the createTextField() method of the MovieClip class to create an empty text field on the Stage at runtime. The new text field is attached to the timeline of the movie clip that calls the method.
this.createTextField("test_txt", 10, 0, 0, 300, 100);
This code creates a 300 x 100-pixel text field named test_txt with a location of (0, 0) and a depth (z-order) of 10.
createTextField() method.For example, the following code creates a new text field named test_txt, and modifies its properties to make it a multiline, word-wrapping text field that expands to fit inserted text. Then it assigns some text using the text field’s text property:
test_txt.multiline = true; test_txt.wordWrap = true; test_txt.autoSize = "left"; test_txt.text = "Create new text fields with the MovieClip.createTextField() method.";
You can use the TextField.removeTextField() method to remove a text field created with createTextField(). The removeTextField() method does not work on a text field placed by the timeline during authoring.
For more information, see createTextField (MovieClip.createTextField method) and removeTextField (TextField.removeTextField method) in the ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference.
| NOTE | Some TextField properties, such as _rotation, are not available when you create text fields at runtime. You can rotate a text field only if it uses embedded fonts. See To embed a font symbol:. |
You can find sample source files that demonstrate how to work with text fields using ActionScript. The source files are called textfieldsA.fla and textfieldsB.fla, and you can find them in the Samples folder on your hard disk:
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When Flash Player movie files that stream external FLV files (Flash videos) are placed on a Microsoft Windows 2003 server and then viewed in a browser, the SWF file plays correctly, but the FLV video does not stream. These files work correctly if tested on other operating systems. The issue affects all FLV files played via Windows 2003 server, including files made with the Flash Video Kit for Dreamweaver MX 2004.
This TechNote describes the steps necessary to allow Windows 2003 to stream Flash Video files.
Note: These instructions are provided as a courtesy for customers and address the issue in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 rather than Flash.
With IIS 6.0, Microsoft changed the way streaming media is handled. Previous versions of IIS did not require any modification to stream Flash Video. Microsoft IIS 6.0, the default web server that ships with Windows 2003, requires a MIME type to recognize that FLV files are streamed media.
Please be aware that these steps do not resolve any issue with Flash, but are a configuration step for Microsoft Windows 2003 and Microsoft IIS Server 6.0. Any difficulties in executing these instructions or any errors that may arise from modifying your system settings should be addressed to Microsoft. For more details, please refer to your IIS documentation.
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http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_19439
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