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Getting Started

Introduction to ActionScript 3.0

Ch. 1. Navigating the Flash Timeline

Ch. 2. Working with Events and Functions

Ch. 3. Creating Animation with ActionScript

Ch. 4. Creating ActionScript in External Files

Ch. 5. Using ActionScript and Components to Load Content

Ch. 6. Creating Preloaders in ActionScript 3.0

Ch. 7. Using Arrays and Loops in ActionScript 3.0

Ch. 8. Creating a Radio Button Quiz in an ActionScript File

Ch. 9. Controlling Sound with ActionScript

Ch. 10. Working with an XML Playlist

Ch. 11. Using ActionScript and Components to Control Video

Examining the Lesson11 folder contents

Adding the FLVPlayback component

Setting FLVPlayback properties in Flash

Adding ActionScript control of FLVPlayback properties

Working with color

Adding the FLVCaptioning component

Playing multiple video files from an XML playlist

Using the full-screen publish settings

Some suggestions to try on your own

Review questions

Review answers

Ch. 12. Delving Deeper into Graphics and Animation with ActionScript

Ch. 13. Printing and Sending Email with ActionScript

Ch. 14. Creating Adobe AIR Applications with Flash and ActionScript

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Index

11. Using ActionScript and Components to Control Video

Lesson overview

In this lesson, you will learn to do the following:

Use the FLVPlayback component to work with Flash video files.

Set the properties of the FLVPlayback component in the Component Inspector.

Set the properties of the FLVPlayback component with ActionScript.

Use the FLVCaptioning component.

Work with a Timed-Text XML file for video captions.

Use the ColorPicker component to set the background color of a video skin.

Use the Slider component to adjust the transparency of a video skin.

Create ActionScript that responds when a video file is finished playing.

Create ActionScript that works with an XML video playlist.

Work with the Allow Full Screen template to view full-screen video in a browser.

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Chapter 11. Using ActionScript and Components to Control Video

11. Using ActionScript and Components to Control Video

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