[Red5] Stream not stop a the end

[Moreno Balcon]

Hi,
The "Complete" status is a new features in FMS, It wasn't presente in FCS...
so i think is a new feature and not a bug, I think the status info object of
red 5 are like  the status info object in FCS and not in FMS.

My problem is in the simple play, without evaluate the status, when video
end, i see that the lasts frame was lost, If i trace the buffelength i
see that it isn't really empty, but it contain other data.
There isn't an api in actionscript for force the buffer to go empty, but
with this code i can view last frame.

...
if(info.code=="NetStream.Buffer.Empty"){
   if(stream.bufferLength < 1){
    stream.pause();
    stream.pause();
   }else
....


On 10/27/06, taylorluo <taylor_luo at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>   I also found this problem.I try to recod a flv by red5.When I play this
> flv finish I can't get a 'complete' status about it.
> While I use fms,I got a 'complete' status.I think it is a bug.
>
> taylor
>
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> Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2006 18:21:37 +0200
> From: neno76 at gmail.com
> To: red5 at osflash.org
> Subject: [Red5] Stream not stop a the end
>
>
>  Hi all,
>    Few day ago i write about some prolems with the communication between
> FMS and RED5... but...
> I think the problem is in the normal user of Red5 too.
> I have some video and play this video with RED5 and FMS, with FMS my video
> end right but with
> RED5 video end with some other data in the stream buffer and the video
> isn't really end.
>
> Someone have the same problem ? i use the last version in the trunk.
>
> Moreno
>
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