GUI Flash Problems

[godofwarares]

(What is it with this component?!)

I'm having problems running the flash file on my GUI; It keeps refusing to play x-x

PHP Code:

requiresactivex=true;
tryactivex=false;
loadmovie("levels/Flash/test.swf", true, 100); 


This loads the movie, but returns "Can't show Flash. Requires ActiveX Control"
How do I enable ActiveX in Graal?

[Chandler]

You're aware that your script contains

PHP Code:

tryactivex=false 


Maybe try the opposite of the above?

[godofwarares]

Yeah, That may have worked, but when I try to load the flash, an application error pops up and I don't have any download errors . . . whats with that?

[Chompy]

Does it play the sound, but not the video file?

Because sometimes you must use activex to run the video, and the sound you must run without activex, or vice versa, can't remember :o

[DustyPorViva]

It might use the settings from IE... maybe open up your internet settings and see if activeX is enabled in there.

[godofwarares]

Of course they're enabled; And Chompy: The file doesn't have sound so I honestly have not a clue ;

[DustyPorViva]

Well you should disable it then! ActiveX is the devil in binary!

[Rapidwolve]

I had the solution a while ago, but I forgot. -_-

Any F2 Errors?

[Admins]

You should do

PHP Code:

requiresactivex = true;
moviename = "test.swf";
playmovie(); 


I think the problem is that you provide a path name, but in Graal you never specify the path for a file.

[godofwarares]

Originally Posted by F2 Menu

File download: test.swf (size: 32000)...
File download: test.swf (size: 34324)...
File download: test.swf (size: 34324) done

Originally Posted by GUI

Can't show Flash: Requires ActiveX Control (Windows)

PHP Code:

     new GuiFlash("Flash")
     {
          position = { 10, 30 };
          extent = { 800, 600 };
          
          requiresactivex = true;
          tryactivex = true;
          moviename = "test.swf";
          playmovie();
     } 


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Okay, It started using this:

PHP Code:

     new GuiFlash("Flash")
     {
          position = { 10, 30 };
          extent = { 300, 150 };
          
          requiresactivex = false;
          tryactivex = true;
          moviename = "940.swf";
          playmovie();
     } 


But now it won't play sound!! x.x

[Admins]

Hmmm when you do requiresactivex = false then it tries the built-in flash player (gameswf) which is quite limited. Have you installed flash on your PC? Try to watch e.g. the graal homepage with Internet Explorer.

[godofwarares]

Flash works, I got the flash movie to display (even if a few [or alot] of components are missing), but the sound is missing o.o

[Chompy]

Originally Posted by godofwarares

Flash works, I got the flash movie to display (even if a few [or alot] of components are missing), but the sound is missing o.o

Read my post :]

One gui control view the video, another the sound..
One with activex, one without

try :o