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error message on flash preview

akba

I'm receiving following error message on flash preview: preview cannot be displayed since it is not valid AVM2 movie clip
I'm running 3.0b on Centos5.1 64bit

Any good ideas how to track this down?

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mikeh

You'll need to use a dev snapshot of swftools, i.e. newer than 0.8.1.

Thanks,
Mike

akba

Thask for your answer. I have pdf2swf - part of swftools 2008-08-21-2105. Do I need some others parts from swftools package?

mikeh

No, that should be it. Do all new previews show this error? Could this have been generated with an older version of pdf2swf?

Mike

akba

Good point! That was indeed the case. I only used one file for testing and that was from the time I have old version of the tool installed.
Apparently preview is cached……

Thanks a lot. With new version it works.

mikeh

Apparently preview is cached……

Yes - each type of preview (i.e. Document Library thumbnail and Flash preview) is stored as a child association of the content itself and updated when the content is. You can see these in the JSF client's node browser should you want to poke under the covers.

Glad it's all working now.

Cheers,
Mike

hordak1223

Apparently preview is cached……
Yes - each type of preview (i.e. Document Library thumbnail and Flash preview) is stored as a child association of the content itself and updated when the content is. You can see these in the JSF client's node browser should you want to poke under the covers.

Glad it's all working now.

Cheers,
Mike

How do I find the old version of PDF2SWF?

mikeh

Why would you want an old version of pdf2swf..?

Mike