var mediaFactory:MediaFactory =  new DefaultMediaFactory();
mediaElement = mediaFactory.createMediaElement(new StreamingURLResource(httpStreaming));
			
if(mediaElement is VideoElement)
{
(mediaElement as VideoElement).smoothing = true;
}

When adding the OSMF.swc to a project delete the OSMF.swc from the Flex SDK (using SDK 4.1)

If adding the classes inside the project instead of using the swc you need to set Additional compiler arguemnts:

-locale en_US -define CONFIG::FLASH_10_1 true -define CONFIG::LOGGING false -define CONFIG::DEBUG false

myComboBox.selectedIndex = 0;

However if you define the prompt property, then setting selectedIndex to zero won’t get you what you want. instead do this and it will be just like when you first started:

myComboBox.selectedItem = myComboBox.prompt;

const STANDARD:uint = 12;
const MILITARY:uint = 24;

function getCurrentTime(timeFormat:uint):String 
{
	var date:Date = new Date();
	var hour:uint = date.getHours();
	var currentTime:String;
	var timeExtention:String;
		
	switch(timeFormat)
	{
		case 24:
			hour = (hour == 0) ? 12 : hour;
			timeExtention = "";
			break;
		case 12:
			if (hour > 12){
				hour = (hour == 12) ? 12 : hour - 12;
				timeExtention = " PM";
			}else{
				hour = (hour == 0) ? 12 : hour ;
				timeExtention = " AM";
			}
			break;
	}
	currentTime = hour.toString();
	currentTime += ":";
	currentTime += doubleDigitFormat( date.getMinutes() );
	currentTime += ":";
	currentTime += doubleDigitFormat( date.getSeconds() );
	currentTime += timeExtention;
		
	return currentTime;
}

function doubleDigitFormat($num:uint):String
{
    if ($num < 10)
    {
        return ("0" + $num);
    }
    return String($num);
}

trace( getCurrentTime(STANDARD) );
trace( getCurrentTime(MILITARY) );

In ActionScript 3 and probably previous versions, 0 = false and 1 = true. You can do a simple test like trace(0 == false);. This nothing special but it might help someone.

function randomBoolean():Boolean
{
	return Boolean( Math.round(Math.random()) );
}

trace(randomBoolean());

Or you can use the short hand if conditional statement, called the Ternary operation.

var randomBoolean:Boolean = (Math.random() > .5) ? true : false;

trace(randomBoolean);

function convertToHHMMSS($seconds:Number):String 
{
	var s:Number = $seconds % 60;
	var m:Number = Math.floor(($seconds % 3600 ) / 60);
	var h:Number = Math.floor($seconds / (60 * 60));
	
	var hourStr:String = (h == 0) ? "" : doubleDigitFormat(h) + ":";
	var minuteStr:String = doubleDigitFormat(m) + ":";
	var secondsStr:String = doubleDigitFormat(s);
	
	return hourStr + minuteStr + secondsStr;
}

function doubleDigitFormat($num:uint):String 
{
	if ($num < 10) 
	{
		return ("0" + $num);
	}
	return String($num);
}

trace( convertToHHMMSS(10701) );

//Output = 02:58:21

You may have seen this error before:

Error #1069: Property onBWDone not found on flash.net.NetConnection and there is no default value.

I will describe three different ways you can fix the onBWDone issue. First one is a fast fix:

_netConnection.client = { onBWDone: function():void{ trace("onBWDone") } };

The second version is to create a public function within the same class and make the NetCennection client equal this. Make sure the function is public! Below is the code:

_netConnection.client = this;

public function onBWDone(...rest):void 
{ 
	var p_bw:Number; 
	if (rest.length > 0){
		p_bw = rest[0]; 
	}
	trace("bandwidth = " + p_bw + " Kbps."); 
} 

The server calls the onBWDone() function when it finishes measuring the bandwidth. It takes four arguments. The first argument it returns is the bandwidth measured in Kbps. The second and third arguments are not used. The fourth argument is the latency in milliseconds.

The third code example I will show involves creating a custom class which I called NetConnectionClient. I placed the public function onBWDone and also the onBWCheck function in the class.

The onBWCheck() function is required by native bandwidth detection. It takes an argument, …rest. The function must return a value, even if the value is 0, to indicate to the server that the client has received the data. You can call onBWCheck() multiple times.

_netConnection.client = new NetConnectionClient();

Below is our custom client class

package
{
	public class NetConnectionClient
	{
		public function NetConnectionClient()
		{
		}
		
		public function onBWCheck(...rest):Number 
		{ 
			return 0; 
		} 
		
		public function onBWDone(...rest):void 
		{ 
			var p_bw:Number; 
			if (rest.length > 0){
				p_bw = rest[0]; 
			}
			trace("bandwidth = " + p_bw + " Kbps."); 
		} 
	}
}

If there is interest from viewers, I will show code examples of my finished streaming AS3 video player. Last thing is if you wanted to call your onBWDone to get the client side bandwidth you can use the following code in your application.

_netConnection.call("checkBandwidth", null);

Let me know if this post has helped anyone