Re: FLASH: Loading Multiple Movies

[Cheri Harder]

Alex - could it be that the MIME isn't set on the server you're testing it

on?  That will produce inconsistencies, I've been told, and it does seem

like Netscape is more finicky...


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----- Original Message -----

From: "Alex Beckett" <

alexbnitromedia [dot] com

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To: <

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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 8:19 AM

Subject: FLASH: Loading Multiple Movies



> Hi Flashers,

>

> I was just wondering if anyone else has experience loading multiple

movies? I've got a preloader that's loading 4 different .swf's. The way it

works is like this: Each movie is on a separate layer and loads to a blank

frame. Once each movie is loaded, it adds one to a variable on level 0

called movieCount. Once this varible reaches 4, meaning all 4 movies have

loaded, the first movie begins to play. This all works fine locally. When I

test it online however, I get inconsistent results. In Netscape, for

example, the first movie will only load 160K no matter what, so it never

loads the end and therefore never sends the variable that it is done The

first movie also never even shows up in the Netscape status bar. In Internet

Explorer, it worked perfectly for me, but two of my co-workers experienced

problems loading and viewing. Unfortunatly I can't post the URL because of

NDA. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had similar problems? Does the

Netscape plug-in have some kind of l!

> imitation for multiple pre-loading?

> As far as I can tell, this should work fine, and it did on my machine, so

that shows that the logic is right (it's really not very complicated). I

just don't know what else to try and the deadline is quickly approaching...

Any input is greatly appreciated.

>

> TIA

> alex beckett



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