'Sup guys.
How many instances of [FONT=“Courier New”]Video[/FONT], [FONT=“Courier New”]NetStream[/FONT] and [FONT=“Courier New”]NetConnection[/FONT] would be needed for multiple videos?
Not sure that’s the right question but essentially here’s the objective:
Currently, I’m working on an interactive product tour, parts of which are to consist of short video clips, each covering a feature. While only one such clip will be playing at any given time, I’d like put them all at the application’s fingertips as part of the initial preloading process before launching into it. The idea is to provide a seamless instant-play user experience without hitting the breaks before individual segments.
Honestly, I hate pre-caching crap into user’s memory, especially when some of that content may be potentially ignored. However, given the target audience, it is reasonable to predict that all features will be explored most of the time, so it’s a fair compromise to me. Besides, I went to great lengths to keep the mp4s’ sizes to the minimum.
Anyway, I’m guessing you don’t really need more than one instance of the [FONT=“Courier New”]Video[/FONT] class but how many [FONT=“Courier New”]NetStream[/FONT]s and [FONT=“Courier New”]NetConnection[/FONT]s do I you need, probably one of each per video, ha?
Also, If you could throw in any valuable input you may have regarding aspects I didn’t think of, I’d much appreciate it.
Thanks
