Well, Flash Player 9 patched up a security hole for Bitmap.draw() on NetStream video… Yes, I know, this is a good thing, but it broke my code for this, this, this and this. I have managed to partially fix a couple of them, but this is really my fault as well since the code I wrote for these presentations lacked, um, long term thinking… OK, the code was a mess.
You can read the details of the subject here. I hope to have these presentations fixed next week.
The Discussion
3 Comments on “Damn You Flash Player 9.0.115.0”John Dowdell
4.01.08 11:02 amI’m sorry you were caught by unhappy surprise like this. I can’t do more than apologize at the moment, but I’ll make sure that your voice is heard by others inside Adobe, in hopes of avoiding similar surprises in the future.
jd/adobe
somerandomdude
4.01.08 11:36 amOh, I’m being more sarcastic than anything. It’s ultimately a turn for the better, and I should have built my apps to be prepped for something like this.
Thanks for the response though!
Justin Everett-Church
29.02.08 9:48 amhi,
The Flash Player QE team tracked down the issue and it turns out to not be a bug. take a look at the post here for details about how to fix your projects:
http://justin.everett-church.com/index.php/2008/02/28/progressive-flv-snapshotting-issue-not-a-bug/
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