"kittuokkade" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks to loggerGuy.I have create a recording with camtasia studio.i have
> Help in tabnavigator of my application when the user click Help the video
> should be loaded.how can i do this.

Use a swfLoader.

"kittuokkade" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks to loggerGuy.I have create a recording with camtasia studio.i have
> Help in tabnavigator of my application when the user click Help the video
> should be loaded.how can i do this.

Use a swfLoader.

"kittuokkade" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks to loggerGuy.I have create a recording with camtasia studio.i have
> Help in tabnavigator of my application when the user click Help the video
> should be loaded.how can i do this.

Use a swfLoader.

Sorry about the delay. I used:
<mx:VideoDisplay id="helpVideoDisplay" width="500"
height="{helpVideoDisplay.width*3/4}" autoPlay="false"
complete="stopHelpVideo()" maintainAspectRatio="true" borderStyle="solid"
playheadUpdate="updateProgress(event)" progress="updateDataLoaded(event)"
stateChange="stateChangeHandler(event)"/>

Things to note: The VideoDisplay uses FLV, which can be generated by Camtasia
during the publish proceedure. Also keep in mind that you have to make all the
controls from scratch, ie., the play and stop buttons, a progress indicator,
amount buffered, etc. That what all of the event handler functions are for.

Sorry about the delay. I used:
<mx:VideoDisplay id="helpVideoDisplay" width="500"
height="{helpVideoDisplay.width*3/4}" autoPlay="false"
complete="stopHelpVideo()" maintainAspectRatio="true" borderStyle="solid"
playheadUpdate="updateProgress(event)" progress="updateDataLoaded(event)"
stateChange="stateChangeHandler(event)"/>

Things to note: The VideoDisplay uses FLV, which can be generated by Camtasia
during the publish proceedure. Also keep in mind that you have to make all the
controls from scratch, ie., the play and stop buttons, a progress indicator,
amount buffered, etc. That what all of the event handler functions are for.

Sorry about the delay. I used:
<mx:VideoDisplay id="helpVideoDisplay" width="500"
height="{helpVideoDisplay.width*3/4}" autoPlay="false"
complete="stopHelpVideo()" maintainAspectRatio="true" borderStyle="solid"
playheadUpdate="updateProgress(event)" progress="updateDataLoaded(event)"
stateChange="stateChangeHandler(event)"/>

Things to note: The VideoDisplay uses FLV, which can be generated by Camtasia
during the publish proceedure. Also keep in mind that you have to make all the
controls from scratch, ie., the play and stop buttons, a progress indicator,
amount buffered, etc. That what all of the event handler functions are for.