Now I read a few articles and it appears to be normal that one can not seek a H.264 video if it doesn’t have any seek points in it, is that correct?
No its not, you shouldn’t have any problem with this unless you are using this with functionality cue points(and I don’t think you use cue points)) just a different approach that`s all .
Check your listener NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS .
in general I think you add your event listener to the wrong element but i am guessing here with out seeing the code .
Thanks Tsafi, that gives me something to look into, I’m pretty sure there is something wrong with my code but since it all went well testing with FLVs, I can’t seem to understand what part breaks my file when using a mp4.
I am adding my netStatusEvent listener to my netStream , isn’t that the only way?
There are many ways doing it fast sample
var LG_Conn:NetConnection = new NetConnection();.
LG_Conn.connect(null);.
var LG_stream:NetStream = new NetStream(LG_Conn);.
LG_stream.play("http://LG.mp4");.
var metaListener:Object = new Object();.
metaListener.onMetaData = theMeta;.
LG_stream.client = metaListener;.
var st:SoundTransform = new SoundTransform();.
LG_stream.soundTransform = st;.
var LGvideo:Video = new Video();.
this.attachNetStream(LG_stream);.
this.width = 840;.
this.height = 460;.
video_mc.addChild(LGvideo);.
From here you can carry on you don’t need to use NetStatusEvent.NET much simple and clean,.
build everything on pure As use enterFrame and build your bytes,,,,, blab la bla
just for sound you need to updateAfterEvent();