From 39c471aa3ba9c9f2e0ae747508d0f4d92fce39d6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: PeterTheOne Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2018 10:55:19 +0100 Subject: update and test flash flowplayer --- contrib/site/js/flowplayer/LICENSE.txt | 721 --------------------- contrib/site/js/flowplayer/README.txt | 350 ---------- .../site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.13.min.js | 22 + contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.18.swf | Bin 0 -> 129772 bytes contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.6.min.js | 24 - contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.7.swf | Bin 120221 -> 0 bytes .../js/flowplayer/flowplayer.controls-3.2.16.swf | Bin 0 -> 38270 bytes .../js/flowplayer/flowplayer.controls-3.2.5.swf | Bin 36843 -> 0 bytes .../site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer.rtmp-3.2.3.swf | Bin 4375 -> 0 bytes 9 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 1095 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/LICENSE.txt delete mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/README.txt create mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.13.min.js create mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.18.swf delete mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.6.min.js delete mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer-3.2.7.swf create mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer.controls-3.2.16.swf delete mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer.controls-3.2.5.swf delete mode 100644 contrib/site/js/flowplayer/flowplayer.rtmp-3.2.3.swf (limited to 'contrib/site/js') diff --git a/contrib/site/js/flowplayer/LICENSE.txt b/contrib/site/js/flowplayer/LICENSE.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 2a00962..0000000 --- a/contrib/site/js/flowplayer/LICENSE.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,721 +0,0 @@ -The Flowplayer Free version is released under the -GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3 (GPL). - -The GPL requires that you not remove the Flowplayer copyright notices -from the user interface. 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No other functional changes. - -3.2.6 ------ -- linkUrl should now work better with popup blockers: http://code.google.com/p/flowplayer-core/issues/detail?id=31 -- new linkWindow value "_popup" opens the linked page in a popup browser window -- added new onClipResized event -- Added new onUnload event, can be only listened in Flash and not triggered to JS -- API: Added new url property to plugin objects -Fixes: -- it was not possible to call play() in an onFinish listener -- fix to preserve the infoObject for custom netStream and netConnection clients in cases where the infoObject is a - primitive object without properties -- does not show the error dialog in the debugger player when showErrors: false -- fixed to correctly handle xx.ca subdomains when validating the license key -- a custom logo is now sized correctly according to the configured size -- does not show the buffer animation any more when the player receives the onBufferEmpty message from the netStream. - The animation was unnecessarily shown in some situations. -- fixed #155. added new urlEncoding property to Clip for url ncoding ut8 urls - -3.2.5 ------ -- added new scaling option 'crop' that resizes to fill all available space, cropping on top/bottom or left/right -- improvements to RSS file parsing -- Now displays a hand cursor when a linkUrl is used in clips - -3.2.4 ------ -- new flowplayer.js version, with Apple iDevice fixes - -3.2.3 ------ -- a new 'type' clip property exposed to JS -- changed the clip type property to better work as a read-write property. Now accepts 'video', 'audio', - 'image' and 'api' as configuration values. -- moved parallel rtmp connection mechanism from the RTMP plugin to Core so other plugins can use it (ie: securestreaming) -Fixes: -- fixed #112, wrong URL computation when using clip with relative URL on a page with a / after a # in its url -- fixed #111, wrong behavior of pre/post roll images with duration 0 -- fixed multiple license keys logic -Fixes: -- correct verification of license keys in *.ca domains -- fix to make playback to always reach end of video -- fixed resuming of live streams - -3.2.2 ------ -Fixes: -- Now recognizes following kind of urls as audio clips: 'mp3:audiostreamname' (ulrs with mp3 prefix and no extension) -- Now ignores the duration from metadata if we already got one. Fix required for pseudostreaming -- Fix to reuse buffered data when replaying a clip - -3.2.1 ---------- -- Support for RTMP redirects (tested with Wowza loadbalancing) -- Fixed video size when no size info available in clip metadata - -Fixes: -- Fix to correctly detect if the player SWF name contains a version number and if it does also use the version number -when it automatically loads the controls plugin. - -3.2.0 ------ -- canvas, controlbar and the content plugin backgound color and border color can be now given with rgb() and rgba() CSS style syntax -- Added onMouseOver() and onMouseOut() listener registration methods to the Flowplayer API -- enhancements to RSS playlist. Converted parsing to E4X, yahoo media and flowplayer namespace support. -- added feature to obtain bitrate and dimension information to a new clip custom property "bitrates" for future support for bitrate choosing. -- added getter for playerSwfName config -- if clip.url has the string "mp3:" in it, the clip.type will report 'audio' -- added setKeyboardShortcutsEnabled(), addKeyListener(), removeKeyListener() to FlowplayerBase -Fixes: -- onSeek() was not fired when seeking while paused and when using RTMP. An extra onStart was fired too. -- fireErrorExternal() was not working properly with an error PlayerEvent -- countPlugins() was throwing an error when a plugin was not found -- external swf files were not scaled properly -- the logo was unnecessary shown when going fullscreen if logo.displayTime was being used -- added a loadPluginWithConfig method to FlowplayerBase, accessible from javascript. Fixed double onload callback call. -- now handles cuepoint parameters injected using the Adobe Media Encoder -- showPlugin was not working when config.play was null -- handles 3-part duration values included in FLV metadata, like "500.123.123" -- player wasn't always reaching end of video -- fixed broken buffering: false -- fixed event dispatching when embedding flowplayer without flowplayer.js (=without playlist config field) -- fixed safari crashes when unloading player -- fixed scrubber behaviour with a playlist containing 2 images (or swf) in a row -- fixed errors in logs when using an RSS playlist -- fixed OverlayPlayButton that was showing even if it shouldn't on some cases -- fixed wrong behavior when onBeforeFinish was returning false within playlists -- /!\ Don't use the fadeIn / fadeOut controlbar's API while using autoHide. -- fixed play state button with images -- fixed splash image flickering - -3.1.5 ------ -Fixes: -- The player went to a locked state when resuming playback after a period that was long enought to send the -netConnection to an invalid state. Now when resuming playback on an invalid connection the clip starts again from -the beginning. This is only when using RTMP connections and does not affect progressive download playback. -- Custom netConnect and netStream events did not pass the info object to JS listeners - -3.1.4 ------ -Fixes: -- player did not initialize if the controlbar plugin was disabled and if the play button overlay was disabled with play: null -- works properly without cachebusting on IE -- RSS playlist parsing now respects the isDefault attribute used in mRSS media group items -- Fixed passing of connection arguments - -3.1.3 ------ -- enhancements to RSS playlist parsing: Now skips all media:content that have unsupported types. Now the type attribute -of the media:content element is mandatory and has to be present in the RSS file -- Possibility to pass a RSS file name with playFeed("playlist.rss") and setPlaylist("playlist.rss") calls. -- changes to the ConnectionProvider and URLResolver APIs -- Now automatically uses a plugin that is called 'rtmp' for all clips that have the rtmp-protocol in their URLs. -- Added possibility to specify all clip properties in an RSS playlist - -Fixes: -- the result of URL resolvers in now cached, and the resolvers will not be used again when a clip is replayed -- some style properties like 'backgroundGradient' had no effect in config -- video goes tiny on Firefox: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/23226 -- RSS playlists: The 'type' attribute value 'audio/mp3' in the media:content element caused an error. -- Dispatches onMetadata() if an URL resolver changes the clip URL (changes to a different file) -- error codes and error message were not properly passed to onEvent JS listeners - -3.1.2 ------ -- The domain of the logo url must the same domain from where the player SWF is loaded from. -- Fullscreen can be toggled by doublclick on the video area. -Fixes: -- Player was not initialized correctly when instream playlists were used and the provider used in the instream clips was defined in the common clip. -- A separator in the Context Menu made the callbacks in the following menu items out of order. Related forum post: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/22541 -- the width and height settings of a logo were ignored if the logo was a sWF file -- volume control and mute/unmute were not working after an instream clip had been played -- now possible to use RTMP for mp3 files -- Issue 12: cuepointMultiplier was undefined in the clip object set to JS event listeners -- Issue 14: onBeforeStop was unnecessarily fired when calling setPlaylist() and the player was not playing, - additionally onStop was never fired even if onBeforeStop was -- fixed screen vertical placement problems that reappeared with 3.1.1 -- The rotating animation now has the same size and position as it has after initialized - -3.1.1 ------ -- External configuration files -- Instream playback -- Added toggleFullscreen() the API -- Possibility to specify controls configuration in clips -- Seek target position is now sent in the onBeforeSeek event -Fixes: -- The screen size was initially too small on Firefox (Mac) -- Did not persist a zero volume value: http://www.flowplayer.org/forum/8/18413 - -3.1.0 ------ -New features: -- clip's can have urlResolvers and connectionProviders -- Added new configuration options 'connectionCallbacks' and 'streamCallbacks'. Both accept an Array of event names as a value. - When these events get fired on the connection or stream object, corresponding Clip events will be fired by the player. - This can be used for example when firing custom events from RTMP server apps -- Added new clip event types: 'onConnectionEvent' and 'onStreamEvent' these get fired when the predefined events happen on the connection and stream objects. -- Added Security.allowDomain() to allow loaded plugins to script the player -- Added addClip(clip, index) to the API, index is optional -- Possibility to view videos without metadata, using clip.metaData: false -- Now the player's preloader uses the rotating animation instead of a percent text to indicate the progress - of loading the player SWF. You can disable the aninamtion by setting buffering: false -- calling close() now does not send the onStop event -- Clip's custom properties are now present in the root of the clip argument in all clip events that are sent to JS. - -Bug fixes: -- The preloader sometimes failed to initialize the player -- Allow seeking while in buffering state: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/16505 -- Replay of a RTMP stream was failing after the connection had expired -- Security error when clicking on the screen if there is an image in the playlist loaded from a foreign domain -- loadPlugin() was not working -- now fullscreen works with Flash versions older than 9.0.115, in versions that do not support hardware scaling -- replaying a RTMP stream with an image in front of the stream in the playlist was not working (video stayed hidden). Happened - because the server does not send metadata if replaying the same stream. -- the scrubber is disabled if the clip is not seekable in the first frame: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/16526 - By default if the clip has one of following extensions (the typical flash video extensions) it is seekable - in the first frame: 'f4b', 'f4p', 'f4v', 'flv'. Added new clip property seekableOnBegin that can be used to override the default. - -3.0.6 ------ -- added possibility to associate a linkUrl and linkWindow to the canvas -Fixes: -- fix for entering fullscreen for Flash versions that don't support the hardware scaled fullscreen-mode -- when showing images the duration tracking starts only after the image has been completely loaded: http://flowplayer.org/forum/2/15301 -- fix for verifying license keys for domains that have more than 4 labels in them -- if plugin loading failis because of a IO error, the plugin will be discarded and the player initialization continues: - -3.0.4 ------ -- The "play" pseudo-plugin now supports fadeIn(), fadeOut(), showPlugin(), hidePlugin() and - additionally you can configure it like this: - // make only the play button invisible (buffering animation is still used) - play: { display: 'none' } - // disable the play button and the buffering animation - play: null - // disable the buffering animation - buffering: null -- Added possibility to seek when in the buffering state: http://flowplayer.org/forum/3/13896 -- Added copyright notices and other GPL required entries to the user interface - -Fixes: -- clip urls were not resolved correctly if the HTML page URL had a query string starting with a question mark (http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/14016#post-14016) -- Fixed context menu for with IE (commercial version) -- a cuepoint at time zero was fired several times -- screen is now arranged correctly even when only bottom or top is defined for it in the configuration -- Fixed context menu for with IE (commercial version) -- a cuepoint at time zero was fired several times -- screen is now arranged correctly even when only bottom or top is defined for it in the configuration -- Now possible to call play() in an onError handler: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/12939 -- Does not throw an error if the player cannot persist the volume on the client computer: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/13286#post-13495 -- Triggering fullscreen does not pause the player in IE -- The play button overlay no longer has a gap between it's pieces when a label is used: http://flowplayer.org/forum/8/14250 -- clip.update() JS call now resets the duration -- a label configured for the play button overlay did not work in the commercial version - -3.0.3 ------ -- fixed cuepoint firing: Does not skip cuepoints any more -- Plugins can now be loaded from a different domain to the flowplayer.swf -- Specifying a clip to play by just using the 'clip' node in the configuration was not working, a playlist definition was required. This is now fixed. -- Fixed: A playlist with different providers caused the onMetadata event to fire events with metadata from the previous clip in the playlist. Occurred when moving in the playlist with next() and prev() -- the opacity setting now works with the logo -- fadeOut() call to the "screen" plugin was sending the listenerId and pluginName arguments in wrong order -- stop(), pause(), resume(), close() no longer return the flowplayer object to JS -- changing the size of the screen in a onFullscreen listener now always works, there was a bug that caused this to fail occasionally -- fixed using arbitrary SWFs as plugins -- the API method setPlaylist() no longer starts playing if autoPlay: true, neither it starts buffering if autoBuffering: true -- the API method play() now accepts an array of clip objects as an argument, the playlist is replaced with the specified clips and playback starts from the 1st clip - -3.0.2 ------ -- setting play: null now works again -- pressing the play again button overlay does not open a linkUrl associated with a clip -- now displays a live feed even when the RTMP server does not send any metadata and the onStart method is not therefore dispatched -- added onMetaData clip event -- fixed 'orig' scaling: the player went to 'fit' scaling after coming back from fullscreen. This is now fixed and the original dimensions are preserved in non-fullscreen mode. -- cuepoint times are now given in milliseconds, the firing precision is 100 ms. All cuepoint times are rounded to the nearest 100 ms value (for example 1120 rounds to 1100) -- backgroundGradient was drawn over the background image in the canvas and in the content and controlbar plugins. Now it's drawn below the image. -- added cuepointMultiplier property to clips. This can be used to multiply the time values read from cuepoint metadata embedded into video files. -- the player's framerate was increased to 24 FPS, makes all animations smoother - -3.0.1 ------ -- Fixed negative cuepoints from common clip. Now these are properly propagated to the clips in playlist. -- buffering animation is now the same size as the play button overlay -- commercial version now supports license keys that allows the use of subdomains -- error messages are now automatically hidden after a 4 second delay. They are also hidden when a new clips - starts playing (when onBeforeBegin is fired) -- added possibility to disable the buffering animation like so: buffering: false -- pressing the play button overlay does not open a linkUrl associated with a clip -- license key verification failed if a port number was used in the URL (like in this url: http://mydomain.com:8080/video.html) -- added audio support, clip has a new "image" property -- workaround for missing "NetStream.Play.Start" notfication that was happending with Red5. Because of this issue the video was not shown. -- commercial version has the possibility to change the zIndex of the logo - -3.0.0 ------ -- Removed security errors that happened when loading images from foreign domains (domains other than the domain of the core SWF). - Using a backgroundImage on canvas, in the content plugin, and for the controls is also possible to be loaded - from a foreign domain - BUT backgroundRepeat cannot be used for foreign images. -- Now allows the embedding HTML to script the player even if the player is loaded from another domain. -- Added a 'live' property to Clips, used for live streams. -- A player embedded to a foreign domain now loads images, css files and other resources from the domain where the palyer SWF was loaded from. This is to generate shorter embed-codes. -- Added linkUrl and linkWindow properties to the logo, in commercial version you can set these to point to a linked page. The linked page gets opened - when the logo is clicked. 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Cuepoint firing is now based on stream time and does not rely on timers -- added onXMPData event listener -- Should not stop playback too early before the clip is really completed -- The START event is now delayed so that the metadata is available when the event is fired, METADATA event was removed, - new event BEGIN that is dispatched when the playback has been successfully started. 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