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I am playing looped FLVs in the "standard way": netstream.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, onStatus); ... public function onStatus(item:Object):void { if (item.info.code == "NetStream.Play.Stop") { if (loop) netstream.seek(0); } When played through Flash CS 5.5 authoring tool (Test Movie or Debug Movie), the videos loop seamlessly. But! When played in the browser or standalone debug Flash player (both v.11.2.202.233) there is an abnormal pause of about 1 sec before the video "rewinds" . Is this a bug with the latest Flash player? For People who have the same issue, try changing the

I've been using S3 to store and serve FLV and MP4 videos. It works great, but the content is progressively downloaded. I was wondering if it is possible to get so-called "pseudo streaming" to work with S3. Pseudo streaming allows viewers to seek ahead in a video before the full video has downloaded as well as send only the bits necessary to the Flash player. I'm aware of Lighttp's pseudo streaming plugin, and I know I can use keyframed FLV files with an XMOOV script - but I'd like to setup this up with S3, as opposed to running my own server. Any help is appreciated. No. No, you can't do

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. A client of mine needs to accept a bunch of different video files and convert them to FLV. My experience with FFMEG on a previous project has highlighted that there will be some troublesome files. Depending on the price my client will pay for a professional service. What are people using and how are you finding the service? Thanks. <biased answer alert> I recommend Zencoder ( http://zencoder.com ), built by the same

Anyone knows the trick? And how to install ffmpeg ? yum install mpeg only returns this: ======================================================================================== Matched: mpeg ======================================================================================== libiec61883.i386 : Streaming library for IEEE1394 libiec61883.x86_64 : Streaming library for IEEE1394 qffmpeg-devel.i386 : Development package for qffmpeg qffmpeg-devel.x86_64 : Development package for qffmpeg qffmpeg-libs.i386 : Libraries for qffmpeg qffmpeg-libs.x86_64 : Libraries for qffmpeg It's on the manpage: *