The code that corresponds to the error. The error code is passed into the constructor.

Creates a new VideoError object.

State variable indicating that the user cannot delete the default VideoPlayer object.

State variable indicating the illegal cue point.

State variable indicating that the INCManager class is not set.

State variable indicating an invalid seek.

State variable indicating an invalid source.

State variable indicating invalid XML.

State variable indicating a missing skin style.

An error that occurs when the VideoPlayer.netStatusClientClass static property is set to an invalid value. This includes cases where it is a string and the class cannot be found and where the class does not have a constructor that takes an instance of VideoPlayer as a parameter.

A sample error message can be seen with the following code:

   // Place the FLVPlayback component on the Stage at 0,0 and provide the instance name myflvPlayback.
   import fl.video.
   VideoPlayer.netStreamClientClass = null;
    try {
         myflvPlayback.play('test.flv');
    } catch (e:VideoError) {
          if (e.code =VideoError.NETSTREAM_CLIENT_CLASS_UNSET) {
            trace('I forced this error on purpose');
          }
   }
 

Player Version: Flash Player 9 Update 3.

State variable indicating that there is no bitrate match.

State variable indicating that Flash Player is unable to make a connection to the server or to find the FLV file on the server.

State variable indicating that a null URL was sent to the load() method.

State variable indicating the short version number of the component. The version number is useful when you have a FLA file and need to know the component version. To determine the component version, type the following code trace into the FLA file:

FLVPlayback.SHORT_VERSION

The SHORT_VERSION variable includes only the major and minor version numbers, for example, 2.0. The VERSION variable includes the major and minor version numbers as well as the revision and build numbers, for example, 2.0.0.11.

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State variable indicating that an unsupported property was passed to the INCManager class, or the getProperty or setProperty methods.

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State variable indicating the long version number of the component. The version number is useful when you have a FLA file and need to know the component version. To determine the component version, type the following code trace into the FLA file:

FLVPlayback.VERSION

The VERSION variable includes the major and minor version numbers as well as the revision and build numbers, for example, 2.0.0.11. The SHORT_VERSION variable includes only the major and minor version numbers, for example, 2.0.

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