Your demonstration of stopping at first frame when flowplayer and flash file are first loaded seems to only work reliably when you are doing progressive download. Maybe you already know this. I know there has been a fair amount of discussion about getting it to work. What I see in my tests is that if I am streaming my flash file, I see the first frame less than 50% of the time. It seems to be a timing or delivery issue, and I am testing at 3 different CDNs using FMS3.
I put together two tests, one uses progressive download to serve the file (H.264), the other streams that same file. Here are the pages:
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Streaming and stop at first frame - problematic
Your demonstration of stopping at first frame when flowplayer and flash file are first loaded seems to only work reliably when you are doing progressive download. Maybe you already know this. I know there has been a fair amount of discussion about getting it to work. What I see in my tests is that if I am streaming my flash file, I see the first frame less than 50% of the time. It seems to be a timing or delivery issue, and I am testing at 3 different CDNs using FMS3.
I put together two tests, one uses progressive download to serve the file (H.264), the other streams that same file. Here are the pages:
http://www.ccntest.info/fp222/streaming_EC2.html
http://www.ccntest.info/fp222/progdnld_EC2.html
What do you think?