FlashPlayerWindowMode
Wisej.Web.FlashPlayerWindowMode
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Wisej.Web.FlashPlayerWindowMode
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Namespace: Wisej.Web
Assembly: Wisej.Framework (3.1.0.0)
Controls layering and transparency of the content in the browser. Regardless of the windowMode value, Flash Player displays content viewed in full screen mode using direct path rendering. Using direct path rendering enables hardware accelerated presentation capabilities such as Stage Video and Stage 3D.
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Name | Description |
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Direct
Use direct to path rendering. This attribute bypasses compositing in the screen buffer and renders the SWF content directly to the screen. This wmode value is recommended to provide the best performance for content playback. It enables hardware accelerated presentation of SWF content that uses Stage Video or Stage 3D.
Gpu
Use additional hardware acceleration on some Internet-connected TVs and mobile devices. In contrast to other wmode values, pixel fidelity for display list graphics is not guaranteed. Otherwise, this value is similar to wmode=direct.
Opaque
The SWF content is layered together with other HTML elements on the page. The SWF file is opaque and hides everything layered behind it on the page. This option reduces playback performance compared to wmode=window or wmode=direct.
Transparent
The SWF content is layered together with other HTML elements on the page. The SWF file background color (Stage color) is transparent. HTML elements beneath the SWF file are visible through any transparent areas of the SWF, with alpha blending. This option reduces playback performance compared to wmode=window or wmode=direct.
Window
The SWF content plays in its own rectangle ("window") on a web page. The browser determines how the SWF content is layered against other HTML elements. With this value, you cannot explicitly specify if SWF content appears above or below other HTML elements on the page.
Returns or sets the Window Mode property of the SWF file for transparency, layering, positioning, and rendering in the browser.