Provides the NetStream audio buffer size in bytes. It specifies the buffer size for audio data in streaming media, both live and recorded. This property is like Netstream.bytesLoaded, which is used in progressive downloads.

Provides NetStream audio buffer size in seconds. This property extends the NetStream.bufferLength property and provides the buffer length in time specifically for audio data.

Specifies the total number of audio bytes that have arrived in the queue, regardless of how many have been played or flushed. You can use this value to calculate the incoming audio data rate, using the metric of your choice, by creating a timer and calculating the difference in values in successive timer calls. Alternatively, use audioBytesPerSecond.

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Specifies the rate at which the NetStream audio buffer is filled in bytes per second. The value is calculated as a smooth average for the audio data received in the last second.

Specifies the audio loss for the NetStream session. This value returns a valid value only for RTMFP streams and would return 0 for RTMP streams. Loss rate is defined as the ratio of lost messages to total messages.

Specifies the total number of bytes that have arrived into the queue, regardless of how many have been played or flushed. You can use this value to calculate the incoming data rate, using the metric of your choice, by creating a timer and calculating the difference in values in successive timer calls. Alternatively, use currentBytesPerSecond.

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Specifies the rate at which the NetStream buffer is filled in bytes per second. The value is calculated as a smooth average for the total data received in the last second.

Provides the NetStream data buffer size in bytes. It specifies the buffer size for data messages in streaming media, both live and recorded. This property is like Netstream.bytesLoaded, which is used in progressive downloads.

Provides NetStream data buffer size in seconds. This property extends the NetStream.bufferLength property and provides the buffer length in time specifically for data messages.

Specifies the total number of bytes of data messages that have arrived in the queue, regardless of how many have been played or flushed. You can use this value to calculate the incoming data-messages rate, using the metric of your choice, by creating a timer and calculating the difference in values in successive timer calls. Alternatively, use dataBytesPerSecond.

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Specifies the rate at which the NetStream data buffer is filled in bytes per second. The value is calculated as a smooth average for the data messages received in the last second.

Returns the number of video frames dropped in the current NetStream playback session.

In recorded streaming or progressive download, if the video is a high-quality or high-resolution, high-bitrate video, the decoder can lag behind in decoding the required number of frames per second if it does not have adequate system CPU resources. In live streaming, the buffer drops video frames if the latency is too high. This property specifies the number of frames that were dropped and not presented normally.

Specifies the maximum rate at which the NetStream buffer is filled in bytes per second. This value provides information about the capacity of the client network based on the last messages received by the NetStream object. Depending on the size of the buffer specified in NetStream.bufferTime and the bandwidth available on the client, Flash Media Server fills the buffer in bursts. This property provides the maximum rate at which the client buffer is filled.

Returns the stream playback rate in bytes per second. The playback buffer can contain content of various playlists. This property provides the playback rate that closely matches the bit rate of the currently playing stream.

Specifies the Smooth Round Trip Time for the NetStream session. This value returns a valid value only for RTMFP streams and returns 0 for RTMP streams. For more information, see the Flash Media Server documentation.

Provides the NetStream video buffer size in bytes. It specifies the buffer size for video data in streaming media, both live and recorded. This property is like Netstream.bytesLoaded, which is used in progressive downloads.

Provides NetStream video buffer size in seconds. This property extends the NetStream.bufferLength property and provides the buffer length in time specifically for video data.

Specifies the total number of video bytes that have arrived in the queue, regardless of how many have been played or flushed. You can use this value to calculate the incoming video data rate, using the metric of your choice, by creating a timer and calculating the difference in values in successive timer calls. Alternatively, use videoBytesPerSecond,

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Specifies the rate at which the NetStream video buffer is filled in bytes per second. The value is calculated as a smooth average for the video data received in the last second.

For internal use only; not recommended for use. Only the runtime can create NetStreamInfo objects.

Returns a text value listing the properties of the NetStreamInfo object.