A few weeks earlier, Google released a chromeless player for Youtube. The last one was using Actionscript 2 (*sigh*) and you had to use a crappy proxy to use it with Actionscript 3. This one is really great cause you don’t have to “bother” with a swc file, all you have to do is to load a swf file :
var loader : Loader = new Loader();loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.INIT, _onLoaderInit);loader.load(new URLRequest(“http://www.youtube.com/apiplayer?version=3″));
var loader : Loader = new Loader();
loader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.INIT, _onLoaderInit);
loader.load(new URLRequest(“http://www.youtube.com/apiplayer?version=3″));
Problem is, there is a lot of methods coming with this player and you can’t have introspection with FlashBuilder, FDT or whatever you’re using.
That’s why I created a simple library to use it. It’s not done yet, I still have comment work to do, and a few things I’d like to implement (dispatching more events, being able to get snapshots, and a few things like that).
You can get this library on Github, all feedbacks are welcomed!

A few weeks earlier, Google released a chromeless player for Youtube. The last one was using Actionscript 2 (sigh) and you had to use a crappy proxy to use it with Actionscript 3. This one is really great cause you don’t have to “bother” with a swc file, all you have to do is to load a swf file :

loader

Problem is, there is a lot of methods coming with this player and you can’t have introspection with FlashBuilder, FDT or whatever you’re using.

That’s why I created a simple library to use it. It’s not done yet, I still have comment work to do, and a few things I’d like to implement (dispatching more events, being able to get snapshots, and a few things like that).

You can get this library on Github, all feedbacks are welcomed!

I’m working on a more detailed example as soon as I added everything I wanted :

FlashForward-mini(By The way, Flash Forward is a really great (and addictive) show)