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1. Re: Captionning xml URL
leaflashdev Jul 26, 2010 1:15 PM (in response to leaflashdev)Any ideas why when I simply change the URL of the example
"http://mediapm.edgesuite.net/osmf/content/test/captioning/akamai_sample_caption. xml
by my local Xml (the same xml code )
"xml/closeCaption.xml";
The CC are not working ?
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2. Re: Captionning xml URL
weizhangstrobe Jul 26, 2010 1:37 PM (in response to leaflashdev)By local, do you mean the URL is actually a file path pointing to the local file system? I have never done this before, but my speculation is that the file path is not supported here. You may want to try by placing the xml file on to a local web server and see whether that works.
-Wei Zhang
Senior Computer Scientist
Adobe Systems
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3. Re: Captionning xml URL
leaflashdev Jul 26, 2010 2:16 PM (in response to weizhangstrobe)Thank you
Yes when I start my local web server and replace the URL by
http://localhost:8888/xml/closeCaption.xml
it works fine
But the program has to work in local
When I publish and run my .app the same thing nothing happen
any ideas?
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4. Re: Captionning xml URL
weizhangstrobe Jul 26, 2010 2:33 PM (in response to leaflashdev)The local file path may work if your video player is an AIR application. Give it a try and see whether it works.
-Wei Zhan
Senior Computer Scientist
Adobe Systems
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5. Re: Captionning xml URL
leaflashdev Jul 26, 2010 2:39 PM (in response to weizhangstrobe)My boss wants either .app for MAC or .exe for PC
Even when I try to convert into a air App I have some compilator error
Is there any others solution ?
Thanks for your help
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6. Re: Captionning xml URL
weizhangstrobe Jul 26, 2010 2:43 PM (in response to leaflashdev)That is all I can think of. If you want, you may send me your project and I can take a look at the errors for you.
-Wei Zhang
Senior Computer Scientist
Adobe Systems

