User Guide

600 FLVPlayback Component (Flash Professional Only)
cuePoint A cue point object with time and name properties for the cue point. The method
does not check any other properties on the incoming cue point object. If
time or name is
undefined, the method uses only the property that is defined.
Returns
A Boolean value that is false if the cue point or cue points are found and are disabled, and
true if the cue point is not disabled or does not exist. If the time given is undefined, null,
less than 0, or only a cue point name is provided, the method returns
false only if all cue
points with this name are disabled.
Description
Method; returns false if the FLV file embedded cue point is disabled. You can disable cue
points either by setting the
cuePoints property through the Flash Video Cue Points dialog
box or by calling the
setFLVCuePointEnabled() method.
The return value from this function is meaningful only when the
metadataLoaded property
is
true, the metadata property is not null, or after a metadataReceived event. When
metadataLoaded is false, this function always returns true.
Example
The following example disables the point2 cue point when the ready event occurs. When
the first
cuePoint event occurs, the event handler calls the isFLVCuePointEnabled()
method to see if the cue point is disabled and, if so, the event handler enables it. The FLV file
contains the following embedded cue points: point1, 00:00:00:418; point2, 00:00:07.748;
point3, 00:00:16:020.
Drag an FLVPlayback component to the Stage, and give it an instance name of
my_FLVPlybk. Then add the following code to the Actions panel on Frame 1 of
the Timeline:
/**
Requires:
- FLVPlayback component on the Stage with an instance name of my_FLVPlybk
*/
import mx.video.*;
function ready(eventObject:Object) {
my_FLVPlybk.setFLVCuePointEnabled(false, "point2");
}