Determines if the video starts playing immediately when the videoSource property is set.

In the following example, automatic playback is disabled:

videoPlayer.autoPlay = false;

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The number of bytes loaded for the current media.

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The total number of bytes to load for the current media.

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When the video player is displayed full-screen, determines the value of the native stage's displayState property.

Using this property, it is possible to set the native stage's displayState property to StageDisplayState.NORMAL when the video player is in full screen mode. The video player will still be displayed as a modal pop-up that fills the entire Starling stage, in this situation.

In the following example, the display state for full-screen mode is changed:

videoPlayer.fullScreenDisplayState = StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN;

The default value is StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN_INTERACTIVE.

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The default IStyleProvider for all VideoPlayer components.

The default value is null.

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Determines if the Starling root display object is hidden when the video player switches to full screen mode. By hiding the root display object, rendering performance is optimized because Starling skips a portion of the display list that is obscured by the video player.

In the following example, the root display object isn't hidden when the video player is displayed in full screen:

videoPlayer.hideRootWhenFullScreen = false;

The default value is true.

Indicates if the video player is currently full screen or not. When the player is full screen, it will be displayed as a modal pop-up that fills the entire Starling stage. Depending on the value of fullScreenDisplayState, it may also change the value of the native stage's displayState property.

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The original, native height of the loaded video.

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The original, native width of the loaded video.

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Creates the flash.net.NetConnection object used to play the video, and calls the connect() method. By default, a value of null is passed to the connect() method. To pass different parameters, you may use a custom netConnectionFactory.

The function is expected to have the following signature:

function():NetConnection

In the following example, a custom factory for the NetConnection is passed to the video player:

videoPlayer.netConnectionFactory = function():NetConnection
{
    var connection:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
    connection.connect( command );
    return connection;
};

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The flash.net.NetStream object used to play the video.

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Creates the flash.net.NetStream object used to play the video.

The function is expected to have the following signature:

function(netConnection:NetConnection):NetStream

In the following example, a custom factory for the NetStream is passed to the video player:

videoPlayer.netConnectionFactory = function(netConnection:NetConnection):NetStream
{
    var stream:NetStream = new NetStream(netConnection);
    //change properties here
    return stream;
};

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When the video player is displayed normally (in other words, when it isn't full-screen), determines the value of the native stage's displayState property.

Using this property, it is possible to set the native stage's displayState property to StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN_INTERACTIVE or StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN when the video player is not in full screen mode. This might be useful for mobile apps that should always display in full screen, while allowing a video player to toggle between filling the entire stage and displaying at a smaller size within its parent's layout.

In the following example, the display state for normal mode is changed:

videoPlayer.fullScreenDisplayState = StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN_INTERACTIVE;

The default value is StageDisplayState.NORMAL.

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Controls properties of the currently playing audio, like volume and panning.

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The texture used to display the video. This texture is not automatically rendered by the VideoPlayer component. A component like an ImageLoader should be added as a child of the VideoPlayer to display the texture when it is ready.

The texture property will initially return null. Listen for Event.READY to know when a valid texture is available to render.

In the following example, a listener is added for Event.READY, and the texture is displayed by an ImageLoader component:

function videoPlayer_readyHandler( event:Event ):void
{
    var view:ImageLoader = new ImageLoader();
    view.source = videoPlayer.texture;
    videoPlayer.addChildAt(view, 0);
}

videoPlayer.addEventListener( Event.READY, videoPlayer_readyHandler );

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A string representing the video URL or any other accepted value that may be passed to the play() function of a NetStream object.

In the following example, a video file URL is passed in:

videoPlayer.videoSource = "http://example.com/video.m4v";

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Constructor.

Goes to full screen or returns to normal display.

When the player is full screen, it will be displayed as a modal pop-up that fills the entire Starling stage. Depending on the value of fullScreenDisplayState, it may also change the value of the native stage's displayState property.

When the player is displaying normally (in other words, when it is not full screen), it will be displayed in its parent's layout like any other Feathers component.

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Dispatched when the video texture is no longer valid. Indicates that the texture property will return a null value, and that that the previous texture has been disposed and should not be rendered any more.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when the original native width or height of the video content is calculated.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when the media player changes to the full-screen display mode or back to the normal display mode. The value of the isFullScreen property indicates if the media player is displayed in full screen mode or normally.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when the flash.net.NetStream object dispatches flash.events.NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS with certain error codes.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

Dispatched when the flash.net.NetStream object dispatches flash.events.IOErrorEvent.IO_ERROR.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched periodically when a media player's content is loading to indicate the current progress. The bytesLoaded and bytesTotal properties may be accessed to determine the exact number of bytes loaded.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when a cue point is reached with the onCuePoint callback from the NetStream instance.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when the video metadata becomes available with the onMetaData callback from the NetStream instance.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when the video texture is ready to be rendered. Indicates that the texture property will return a starling.textures.Texture that may be displayed in an ImageLoader or another component.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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Dispatched when the media player's sound transform changes.

The properties of the event object have the following values:

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