I am using the sarxos webcam capture and I successfully have it working in Swing with a with the Webcam Panel which uses Jpanel.
I now need to use this in my Java Fx application.
So my question is, how do I put a Swing Jpanel in say an anchor pane, or something else?
I looked at Swing Node but couldn't find examples for this?
Any suggestions?
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im bulding a flash banner where I'm using the components that double-click studio offers for free use in rich media banners.
Im the VideoPlayerAdvanced.
API documentatio here: http://www.google.com/doubleclick/studio/docs/sdk/flash/as3/en/com_google_ads_studio_video_VideoPlayerAdvanced.html
My question is how i dynamically can add a video player like the to the stage by addChild() or something like that. I also want to be able to set the urls for the player to play by code. That part seems quite straight forwards. But i can't figure out how to create an instance of the player dynamically by code.
Anyone that knows this?
Thanks!
Solved it by adding the component itself to a container movie clip and exported it with a classname for action script.
var video:Video = new Video();
addChild(video);
"video" holding the component.
I made two buttons and created action script below and then i published it and tested on my Galaxy3 but multi touch does not work. can anyone tell me what to do step by step? i am very very new to scrips and all that. probably some example file would be so so so nice!
import flash. ui. Multitouch;
import flash. ui. MultitouchInputMode;
Multitouch. inputMode = MultitouchInputMode. TOUCH_POINT;
Check this URL, with all necessary information about touch, multitouch and gesture input.
Also, I extremely recommend you to check Gestouch (multitouch gesture recognition library for Flash (ActionScript) development), check some examples and how to use here
I'm implementing Google video Ads in flash game, using FlashDevelop. Google has a sample where they're using FLVPlayback component to display video... problem is, I don't have this class anywhere.
I've searched how to add it, but all solutions say "link to C:\Adobe\Flash CS\Components\etc" path, which obiouvsly without Flash CS I don't have... and don't want to install it just for this :)
I wonder if there is a way to get the FLVPlayback without installing Flash CS?
You can try import external adobe components swc through Flashdevelop interface.
Maybe this can help you: link
I quit and just installed the Flash Professional CC, and there linked to the component path, but it didn't work for some reason. Then I included the FLVPlayback.swf component inside my AS3 app, which compiled etc. but as I learned FLVPlayback wasn't really what I needed.
After some fumbling I made it work with Flex Spark component - VideoPlayer, used inside AS3. You can find some code on the devlist: https://developers.google.com/interactive-media-ads/community?place=msg%2Fima-sdk%2Fc3KH11vxSd0%2FeLuYneYpch4J
I'm currently working on an Adobe AIR project to pump out my level editor but I'm running into an issue. I basically need to implement an interactive movie editor. My question is how would you recommend I get the timeline editing started? Functionality wise it needs to be able to set tween key frames for position, scale, and alpha. Any ideas?
I've also been trying to look into pulling tween data from a swf. I'm not entirely sure how applicable this would be.
I'm not sure what you mean by movie editor - movie as in a sequence of images(bitmaps) or movie as in flash MovieClip ?
If it's the later, you could use a tweening engine like TweenLite to do the hard lifting and then it's up to you how you organize the scrollable GUI for the timeline (plenty of examples out there, starting with Flash/After Effectts/Blender/etc.) Feedback from your designer/animator is crucial I presume.
Pulling data from Flash could also be possible. If you'd like to parse the swf you can try Claus Wahlers' awesome as3swf library. Be sure to check some of his posts:
SWF Timeline Reconstruction with as3swf
Flash IDE Inspired Flex 4 Timeline Component
Another option would be to use jsfl (JavaScript scripting in the Flash IDE) and parse the tweens your designer/animator creates. It should be a matter of parsing a XML for the tween(be it old/classic or new/motion). If you go the JSFL route, you might also find the xJSFL project useful.
Also, for inspiration on game/animation tools check out Spriter
I wonder if with a AIR app written in AS3 the right click on the scene can do other things that display a context menu ?
Yes, there is a rightClick event