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Flex SDK
Created: 12/12/07 11:24 AM
Updated: 08/01/08 01:06 PM
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| Component/s: |
mx: Video
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Security Level:
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Public
(All JIRA Users
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| Severity: |
Crash/Hang
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| Reproducibility: |
Every Time
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| Discoverability: |
High
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| Found in Version: |
None
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| Affected OS(s): |
Windows
- XP
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| Steps to Reproduce: |
Steps to reproduce:
1. create 2 videodisplay components. assign a different source to each.
2. interchange the sources for the 2 components.
3. keep doing this a few times after the play starts
Actual Results:
eventually the videos become jerky and browser becomes slow to a crawl
Expected Results:
the videos should play properly and should not crash the browser
Workaround (if any):
Steps to reproduce:
1. create 2 videodisplay components. assign a different source to each.
2. interchange the sources for the 2 components.
3. keep doing this a few times after the play starts
Actual Results:
eventually the videos become jerky and browser becomes slow to a crawl
Expected Results:
the videos should play properly and should not crash the browser
Workaround (if any):
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| Language Found: |
English
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| Bugbase Id: |
none
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| QA Owner: |
Peter deHaan (Adobe)
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| Resolved by: |
Peter deHaan (Adobe)
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| Participants: |
Gates Stoner, Peter deHaan (Adobe), r krish and yibo Lin
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| Browser: |
Firefox 2.x
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| JDK: |
Sun 1.6.x
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changing source of videodisplay crashes system
I'm unable to repro the described behavior. I've added my files (MXML and SWF) which show what i'm seeing.
Would it be possible for you to create a simple test case showing the behavior above?
Also, can you give me a few more details about the video being loaded, such as filesize, video dimensions, bitrate, progressive vs streaming, FMS or ?
Thanks,
Peter