The popular FLV Player (player_flv.swf) shows videos compressed vertically. The height is always 120 instead of the usual 240. I made the size 640x480, and it seems to be just above 120 pixels high (perhaps 120 plus the toolbar height): http://red-bean.com/proski/swf/drama.html The issue can be reproduced locally without plugin: wget http://red-bean.com/proski/swf/player_flv.swf wget http://red-bean.com/proski/swf/drama.flv swfplay -v flv=./drama.flv player_flv.swf SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(281): mc_height_set: trying to set height to a non-finite value, ignoring SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(83): mc_y_set: trying to move video._y to a non-finite value, ignoring [skipping messages like "Add decoder xxx please"] SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(281): mc_height_set: trying to set height to a non-finite value, ignoring SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(83): mc_y_set: trying to move video._y to a non-finite value, ignoring SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(281): mc_height_set: trying to set height to a non-finite value, ignoring SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(83): mc_y_set: trying to move video._y to a non-finite value, ignoring SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(281): mc_height_set: trying to set height to a non-finite value, ignoring SWFDEC: WARN : swfdec_movie_asprops.c(83): mc_y_set: trying to move video._y to a non-finite value, ignoring
Confirmed
Needs support for NetStream onMetaData event
You should make unfounded claims more often, that motivates me into looking at the problem. And no, it's not onMetaData. The FLV parser parses invoke calls fine and executes the onMetaData call inside the provided FLV happily. What is missing is the video.width and video.height properties. So there!
True. Although it executed the onMetaData calls happily with bogus values, since there was an error in AMF number parsing. But for most videos here it was about the width and height properties on Video object. Anyway, since 1414736db7ad5a9a45dd2608073fc903c8d831e9 both things are fixed.
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