Listeners not working. {update}

buffertime by default was set to 0.10 and I've tried longer buffer times too. I also tried 0.00 and no difference. For most tests I just use flash itself to test it and the file currently is on the local machine, however it doesn't make any difference if it's on my local machine or on the server and I try browser access. ( i always clear cache, close browser and reopen before I replay it just to be safe).

//edit -- by using the trace options I mentioned earlier I know exactly when and where the "glitch" occurs and why. It occurs at the end of the file when the file stops and flash "rewinds" an "buffers" and starts "play" again. That's why I'm interested in figuring out how to use these cue points. The cuepoint itself is not going to stop the movie. It's going to be an indicator that I can set an action to. I'm thinking if I set the cuepoint at about a second before the movie ends to go back to "beginLoop" cue point, I can compensate for the delay. At least that's my logic. I might be offbase, but I don't think so.

My problem is basically here I think



No matter how I try to write the statement, it basically ignores all my attempts.
I'm thinking what I need is:

if cuepoint.name = endLoop
then
go to cuepoint.name(beginLoop)
and play beginLoop

I'm quite certain that my problem is not understanding how to write that out in proper Action Script

Just an update, I did finally after a lot of searching and reading, solved the cuePoint thing. This code finally worked just fine.



import mx.video.*;
var listenerObject1:Object = new Object();
listenerObject1.cuePoint = function(eventObject:Object):Void {
var cuePtName = eventObject.info.name;
if (cuePtName == "endLoop") {
my_FLVPlybk.seekToNavCuePoint(0.0);

//below just verifies cuePoints
trace("Elapsed time in seconds: " + my_FLVPlybk.playheadTime);
trace("Cue point name is: " + eventObject.info.name);
trace("Cue point type is: " + eventObject.info.type);
}
};
my_FLVPlybk.addEventListener("cuePoint", listenerObject1);

//added to trace state changes
var listenerObject2:Object = new Object();
listenerObject2.stateChange = function(eventObject:Object):Void {
trace(my_FLVPlybk.state);
};
my_FLVPlybk.addEventListener("stateChange", listenerObject2);


However, it didn't do what I was hoping, and that is elliminate the slight hesitation between the end of the playback and the restart to make a seamless loop. I figured by using the cuePoint listener I could tell the player exactly when the video is over and where it begins, but the playback seems insistant upon that little hesitation (even with the buffer set to zero). In fact it doesn't seem to matter what I set the buffer at. I'd almost assume this is just something about Flash that I'd have to live with, except I've seen seamless loops with FLVPlayback, but nobody really gives a good explanation of how to do it.

Here's an example of one that is seamless
http://theflashblog.com/?p=86

However, I'm discouraged by this quote in the replies:

I have to leave mine external. It's almost 8MB and if I embed it, it makes the swf file huge and unmanageable for page loading. So am I stuck? Am I going to have to live with this "glitch" on all the animation loops I make, or is there a way around this?