I am building a Audio Recording tool using Flash and Wowza.
I dont want to start the recording until the use clicks the Allow Button is the Security Pop-up question represented here http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help05.html
In Audio I dont get this until I attach the stream to it. In Video can get thsi question when I attach the camera to Video.
I want to avoid making a connection until the user clicks Accept and this doesn't happen until I make the connection request in Audio.
I am able to display the http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help09.html pop-up using SecurityManager
Is there a way I can call the pop-up from my code. http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help05.html
The very last point in the last link you posted answers your question.
How can I display this question again?
You can't. Flash Player displays this
question automatically when necessary.
Sorry bout that!
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I'm using SystemMediaTransportControls to control audio playback throughout my Windows Phone 8.1 Universal App.
The controls seem to have a one specific behaviour - the track name and artist act as a clickable button and clicking on it fires the OnLaunched event for the app.
Is there any way to either change the behaviour of this button or at least detect if the OnLaunched event is fired due to user clicking on this button?
Specifically, I need to direct the user to the currently playing album's page in the app when she clicks on this button.
The current behavior is that it launches/reactivates the app associated with the background audio playback. The same behavior applies to the Windows Store Music app.
Here's what I think you could try:
If your app has multiple album pages for currently playing audio, then you might consider subscribing to foreground messages from the background task. You can use "BackgroundMediaPlayer.SendMessageToForeground" to send messages to the foreground and navigate appropriately. Try making the call in the OnLaunched event before the Windows is activated. You should also be able to get currently playing audio information and use that accordingly.
Take a look at the Background Audio for Windows Phone 8.1 sample for more details on how to use background audio. Then you should try what I mentioned to see if that works for you.
Hope this helps.
Im learning windows phone 8 development recently. And started developing music player that plays from phone library. I used MediaLibrary API to get all songs,albums and its working fine now.
What is the problme now is i've assigned MediaPlayer_MediaStateChanged,and MediaPlayer_ActiveSongChanged to mediaplayer object. It triggers when i change the songs that are displayed in longListSelector. That events are not firing when i press next or prev button that i get when I press volume button.
Hope You understood what is the problem.
I tried using backgroundPlayerAgent and got to know that doesn support MediaLibrary.
And I saw this question also. But i saw few apps that are able to listen to those prev/next button events. If you know what am i missing please help?? Is there any other third party libraries available?? I've searched lot in web but i dint get any usefull information. SO posting this question thinking that i might get some information
Go to Settings > Music
Search for Filter audio files
set audio files By Size....
You will get all songs then
I need to capture webcam images from inside browser. I am planning to use Flash but since am not experienced in it, before jumping into it, I want to ask you experts :
Will Flash ask for Webcam permission every time user refreshes the page ? Isn't there some global security setting to allow a website.
Is it essential to display the webcam feed on the browser to be able to capture it / take snapshot and upload to server. I totally don't want to show live feed on the webpage, all I want is to take snapshots and upload it in the background.
The purpose of above requirement is that we are trying to add proctoring to our online assessment platform, and hence we don't want to reload / ask for permission again every time candidate views a new test page. One alternative can be making the whole site a single page webapp, but definitely that will add quite some overhead.
Please take a look at this web audio recording example by Chris Wilson:
http://webaudiodemos.appspot.com/AudioRecorder/index.html
Here the default browser behaviour is asking the user permission, if granted audio gets captured. However there is no information about the input source. I guess it's defaults to the microphone.
Is it possible to give the user a prompt for selecting the desired input (for someone who has a fancy/professional sound card with many input channels) before recording audio with html5?
Thanks
No. You cannot know or set the audio input or output with client-side javascript.
I am importing youtube video into my flash project but when I click the CC button I get an error image like this one
I have not seen anything in the AS3 youtube api for any special parameters needed to use closed captioning. Also if I copy and paste the url it calls it works fine in a web browser.
any idea what I might be missing ?
This might help you: http://code.google.com/apis/youtube/player_parameters.html#cc_load_policy
cc_load_policy
Values: 1. Default is based on user preference. Setting to 1 will cause closed captions to be shown by default, even if the user has turned captions off.
I was building for flash 9 instead of flash 10