Determines whether this video stream automatically loops back to the start at position zero. Defaults to true.

The autoUnMute property lets you determine whether unMuting will occur automatically if an adjustmet to the volume property is made.
Defaults to false. When set to true, if the volume property is changed to a value other than zero while muted is true, then muted will be set to false. This permits easy configuration for the situation where manipulating the volume setting via a component is intended to switch off the muted state of the VideoStream.

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This property can be used as the source for data binding.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The bufferStatus property returns a string value indicating the current buffer status in the VideoStream. possible values are bufferBuffering,bufferFull,bufferDiminished,bufferEmpty, and bufferFlushing

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The bytesLoaded property lets you access the total amount of bytes already loaded if this VideoStream is playing a progressive download (http) video file.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The bytesTotal property lets you access the total amount of bytes to be loaded if this VideoStream is playing a progressive download (http) video file.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The content property provides access to the BitmapData that this VideoStream generates.
This should not usually be further manipulated directly but used as it is supplied. If this value is null, then the BitmapData is not currently available from the VideoStream. This property is intended to be used in situations where BitmapData is used as an input to drawing API functions.

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The contentType property lets you access a string value that represents the type of the content. Valid values are none,non-streaming,streaming (VideoFill.NONE,VideoFill.STREAMING,VideoFill.NON_STREAMING) This property is read-only.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The currentFPS property lets you access the current frames per second decoding from this VideoStream. This is independent of the swf frame rate.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The detectLetterBox property lets you specify whether this VideoStream has letterbox detection enabled.
Defaults to false.
This is an experimental feature that is still under development.
When set to true, in the current (beta) implementation, the stream will perform a very simple analysis during the first 100 rendered frames after it has been enabled. The detection algorithm is likely to change in the future and is likely to include sporadic monitoring throughout the stream rather than just a simple test during the first 100 frames after being enabled.
The current (beta) algorithm only looks for black letterboxing of content within a small tolerance range. Results may be inaccurate or undesirable for some content.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The errorStatus property lets you access a string value that represents a more descriptive explanation of an error that has occured, if one exists. If no error has occurred, the value remains as "none". This property is read-only.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The errorStatus property lets you access a string value that represents the general type of error that has occured, if one exists. Valid values are errorNone,errorConnectionAccess,errorDataAccess,errorConnectionAccess (VideoFill.ERROR_STATUS_NONE,VideoFill.ERROR_STATUS_DATA_ACCESS,VideoFill.ERROR_STATUS_CONNECTION_ACCESS) This property is read-only.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The playheadUpdateInterval property specifies whether to dispatch propertyChange events for every frame update of the video content.
Defaults to false.
Setting this to true can be useful in some situations with VideoFill, but it is usually best (i.e. less cpu intensive) to structure the Degrafa composition in such a way that it is not necessary to have this set to true.
Situations to avoid are having filters or masking on the geometry that is being filled with video or in any of its parent hierarchy, including target displayobjects.

The isLetterBoxed property lets you access the current frames per second decoding from this VideoStream. This property is read-only.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The isPaused property returns a Boolean true if the VideoStream is currently paused or stopped.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The isPlaying property returns a Boolean true if the VideoStream is currently playing.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The letterBoxContent property, if not null, provides a Rectangle instance that defines the VideoStream's letterboxed content. This property is read-only.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

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The muted property lets you set or access the muted state of the audio component of a VideoStream.
Defaults to false. A muted VideoStream has no audible sound, adjusting the volume.

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

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Specifies an optional pixel padding around the bitmap that this VideoSource generates. This is useful to prevent color bleeding under some circumstances when the repeat setting on the VideoFill is not set to repeat and the fill is rotated or scaled.

The playheadTime property represents the current time code in seconds for the playhead in this VideoStream

This property can be used as the source for data binding.

The quality property lets you alter the rendering quality for this VideoStream at the basic content level.
Defaults to high.
This affects the quality of the rendered bitmapData, and may be reduced to lower CPU load slightly if rendering quality is not the highest priority.

The default value is high.

The reverseOffset property provides access to a read-only correction Matrix for the content BitmapData generated by this VideoStream. This matrix is the offset to the actual video content within the BitmapData.

The seekableTo property represents the calculated (known) or estimated current maximum seekable point within the stream. This differs between http progressive videos and streaming videos. for streaming video it covers the duration of the video, for progressive download video it includes the full video if the video has completely downloaded otherwise it is within the proportion of the video that has downloaded thus far (which may be an estimate in terms of the actual playing time this represents)

the url of the external asset assignable as either a string representing a url relative to an associated LoadingLocation basePath or as a regular url For alternate domain loading use an associated LoadingLocation assigned via the loadingLocation property and make this url relative to the basePath defined in the LoadingLocation

The volume property lets you set or access the sound volume of the audio component of a VideoStream.
The range of values is 0.0 (no sound) through to 1.0 (full volume).
Defaults to 0.5 .
If the muted property is true then adjusting this value will not automatically unmute the sound, unless the autoUnMute property is set to true.

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Constructor VideoStream encapsulates the functionality required to support provision of video content in BitmapData format. It provides support for both http progressive video and rtmp streamed video, subject to access permissions to the underlying bitmapdata.

Pauses the video at the current playheadTime.

private a protected method for performing the actual seek on the netstream. This is deferred after seek requests to allow for consolidation of multiple seek requests within a short timeframe.

Plays or resumes play of a paused video.

utility support functions for updating additional bitmapdata copies. Intended for use with alpha target copies. This VideoStream generates bitmapData without alpha channel by default for performance reasons so on2vp6 alpha channel video is currently not supported - will review this based on demand and/or provide a subclass for on2vp6 content with alpha. The original bitmapData can be used as a source for multiple alpha versions, but the bitmapdata frameupdating will become very cpu intensive for multiple simultaneous alpha versions of higher resolution video content or multiple VideoStreams with alpha requests etc. Use with a modicum of common sense.

The letterBoxContent property, if not null, provides a Rectangle instance that defines the VideoStream's letterboxed content. This property is read-only.

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Rewinds and stops the video at the start.