December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
1088 pages
192h 4m
English
Content preview from ActionScript for Flash MX: The Definitive Guide, Second Edition
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capabilities.hasAudioEncoder Property
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ActionScript Language Reference
Note that hasAudio indicates only whether the Flash Player supports audio playback, not
whether the computer actually has audio enabled (i.e., has a sound card, speakers turned
on, volume on, etc.).
The corresponding server string for
hasAudio is A, with possible values of t (true) and f
(false). See capabilities.serverString for details.
See Also
capabilities.hasAudioEncoder, capabilities.hasMP3
capabilities.hasAudioEncoder Property
indicates whether the system can encode audio
Flash 6
read/write
System.capabilities.hasAudioEncoder
Description
The Boolean hasAudioEncoder property indicates whether the Player can encode an audio
stream (for example, coming from a microphone), normally for transmission to a server
such as Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX (Comm Server). In the desktop
version of Flash Player 6,
hasAudioEncoder is always true, indicating that audio encoding is
available. This does not guarantee, however, that the necessary hardware is present.
The corresponding server string for
hasAudioEncoder is AE, with possible values of t (true)
and
f (false). See capabilities.serverString for details.
See Also
capabilities.hasAudio, capabilities.hasVideoEncoder
capabilities.hasMP3 Property
indicates whether the Player ...
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