I have had two issues, one that seems like another race condition. I read cue points from the f4v file by reading XML data and parsing cue points from it. These CuePoints are added to the CuePointManager.

CuePointManager has a function called dispatchCuePoints. A check is performed wether or not the list of cuePoints is not null. If it isn’t, a loop is performed. But in that loop cuePoints got set to null when I swapped a video. I added a check in the loop, to see if cuePoints got null while looping.

And another issues I had was with getting back into loading state quickly after the playing state was set. Due to this, no complete events were received anymore. I added in VideoPlayer.httpOnStatus under “NetStream.Play.Stop”, before httpDoStopAtEnd(), the case LOADING. Be careful with this one though, I think this fixed an application specific error.

Hope this helps for those encountering the same thing.

How did you resolve this, bug ?

It certainly helped me to understand some of what was going on.

To help the other guys, specifically Salick’s problem - check out my blog at http://flexissues.blogspot.com/
http://flexissues.blogspot.com/

I found both this post and the bug fix one at adobe which basically got the dual stream problem sorted out.

I have included 2 zip files, both with the package structure intact for Flex2 and Flex 3 builds with full instructions on how to do this…

Cheers

what do u mean by “Just create the adobe package structure for the class you want to “patch” in your project”?

Could u explain the stages I should do exactly after editing the VideoPlayer class?

almost. you can compile individual classes from the SDK into your own SWF, to override just those classes. Just create the adobe package structure for the class you want to “patch” in your project and it’ll override the SDK version for your app.