Changes between Version 30 and Version 31 of OvaOnDemandCustomPlayer

Timestamp:

05/17/11 17:05:24 (2 years ago)

Author:

paul

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OvaOnDemandCustomPlayer

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+// Update playback time
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+public function processTimeEvent(associatedStreamIndex:int, timeEvent:TimeEvent):void;
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+// Update player state
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+public function onPlayerSeek(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false, newTimePoint:Number=0):void;
+public function onPlayerMute(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+public function onPlayerUnmute(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;                     
+public function onPlayerStop(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+public function onPlayerResize(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+public function onPlayerFullscreenEntry(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+public function onPlayerFullscreenExit(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+public function onPlayerPause(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+public function onPlayerResume(activeStreamIndex:int=-1, isAdSlotKey:Boolean = false):void;
+}}}
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+==== 4.9.1 Tracking Time
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+The easiest way to inform OVA of the playback time for a linear ad clip is to use the `VASTController.processTimeEvent()` method.
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+This method takes a stream index representing the index of the active ad clip within the OVA internal playlist (StreamSchedule) and a `TimeEvent`.
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+A `TimeEvent` is a utility class that allows the time in milliseconds to be passed into `processTimeEvent()` along with the duration of the active clip.
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+The following code snippet illustrates an example usage of `processTimeEvent()` method. In this case the active clip `position` reports the current playback time for the active clip. The `position` is reported in fractions of a second (e.g. 8.5 for 8.5 seconds) which needs to be converted to milliseconds as the `processTimeEvent()` method expects the time to be passed in milliseconds.
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+{{{
+_vastController.processTimeEvent(activeStreamIndex, new TimeEvent(_player.activeClip.position * 1000, _player.activeClip.duration));
+}}}
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+Normally a player implementation will call `processTimeEvent()` every 10th of a second - this is a fast enough cycle to ensure that all tracking events will correctly fire.
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+==== 4.9.2 Tracking time more efficiently
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