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@nysurf1<br />
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Try using NetStream.time()
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Note that onMetaData may not work with some flvs (which don't contain any metadata). In this case I can only recommend you to do some calculations with NetStream's bufferLength, bytesLoaded properties and file size. You can determine the estimated length, but it will be veeeeery approximate.<br />
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I suppose you can obtain file size with flash.net.FileReference's onProgress method, although some server-side solution like PHP will do this work better and plainer.<br />
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NetStream.time() is the current video position, isn't it?
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Note that onMetaData may not work with some flvs (which don't contain any metadata). In this case I can only recommend you to do some calculations with NetStream's bufferLength, bytesLoaded properties and file size. You can determine the estimated length, but it will be veeeeery approximate.

I suppose you can obtain file size with flash.net.FileReference's onProgress method, although some server-side solution like PHP will do this work better and plainer.

NetStream.time() is the current video position, isn't it?

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How can i get the total time of a externaly loaded flv video , I am using as3 with the netsream class.<br />
Thanks
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How can i get the total time of a externaly loaded flv video , I am using as3 with the netsream class.
Thanks

flv total time

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