ACTIONSCRIPT 3 Developer’s Guide en

ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 DEVELOPER’S GUIDE
Working with video
var currColorSpace:String;
//StageVideoEvent.RENDER_STATE event handler
private function stageVideoRenderState(event:Object):void
{
//...
currColorSpace = (event as StageVideoEvent).colorSpace;
//...
}
If Flash Player cannot find a substitute for an unsupported color space, stage video uses the default color space BT.601.
For example, video streams with H.264 encoding typically use the BT.709 color space. If the device hardware does not
support BT.709, the colorSpace property returns "BT601". A StageVideoEvent.colorSpace value of "unknown"
indicates that the hardware does not provide a means of querying the color space.
Note: In AIR 2.5 for TV, StageVideo does not support color spaces. The StageVideoEvent.colorSpace property on this
platform returns “BT709” to indicate hardware rendering or “BT601” to indicate software rendering.
If your application deems the current color space unacceptable, you can choose to switch from a StageVideo object to
a Video object. The Video class supports all color spaces through software compositing.
Last updated 6/6/2012
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