// "ConnectionID=10",
// "Snapshot=tRTMP9.inf",
// MESSAGE,
// "DataType=user control message",
// "EventType=set buffer length",
// "MessageStreamID=1",
// "BufferLength=100",
// LAST);
When you find a flex_rtmp_send step that represents a user action that
you want to keep in your script, do the following:
Manually add a flex_rtmp_receive_stream step before the send step.
Make sure that the ConnectionID argument has the same value as the
steps you removed above it.
The Snapshot argument is not relevant for the manually added step.
You can use the ContinueToNexStepAfter = <msec> argument to control
the minimum play duration of the stream to download before continuing
to the next step.
Determine the flex_rtmp_send steps that represent the user actions you
want to keep. These will likely include arguments such as pauseRaw,
pause, seek and play2 (for Dynamic Stream). For example:
flex_rtmp_send("send_step5",
"ConnectionID=10",
"Snapshot=tRTMP62.inf",
MESSAGE,
"DataType=command message amf3",
"ChunkStreamID=8",
"MessageStreamID=1",
"Argument=<arguments><string>pauseRaw</string><number>0</
number><null/>"
"<boolean>true</boolean><number>12000</number></arguments>",
LAST);
Determine whether there are some extra flex_rtmp_send steps that you
can remove. For example, if you dragged a button to seek in the
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