Language version: | ActionScript 3.0 |
The NetStreamAppendBytesAction class is an enumeration of the constants you can pass to the
NetStream.appendBytesAction()
method.
Two of the constants indicate a timescale discontinuity. Every FLV tag has a timestamp indicating its position in the timescale.
Timestamps are used to synchronize video, audio, and script data playback. Timestamps for FLV tags of the same type
(video, audio, script data) must not decrease as the FLV progresses.
public static const END_SEQUENCE:String = "endSequence"
Language version: | ActionScript 3.0 |
Indicates that the media stream data is complete. For some codecs, such as H.264, the byte parser waits for
the buffer to fill to a certain point before beginning playback. Pass END_SEQUENCE
to tell the byte parser to
begin playback immediately.
public static const RESET_BEGIN:String = "resetBegin"
Language version: | ActionScript 3.0 |
Indicates a timescale discontinuity. Flushes the FIFO (composed of an incomplete FLV tag) and resets the timescale to begin at the timestamp of the next appended message.
On the next call to appendBytes()
, the byte parser expects a file header and starts at the beginning of a file.
public static const RESET_SEEK:String = "resetSeek"
Language version: | ActionScript 3.0 |
Indicates a timescale discontinuity. Flushes the FIFO (composed of an incomplete FLV tag) and resets the timescale to begin at the timestamp of the next appended message.
On the next call to appendBytes()
, the byte parser expects the beginning of an FLV tag, as though youve just done a seek to
a location in the same FLV, on a tag boundary.
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