Re-skinning of JWPlayer (flash) and addition of two AS functions so they can be called from Javascript

Hi, I'd like you to modify the JW Flash player [login to view URL] by making a new skin for it (I'll provide you with a mockup if you leave a comment and request it). Second part of the modification concerns modification of JWPlayer so that it can load multiple subtitles from a given list. I'd like the player to be able to load up a list of available languages and then display the subtitles in a language of choice. Last part deal with making available for Javascript callback of two extra ActionScript functions. ## Deliverables This project is divided into three parts: Part 1) Re-skinning JW Player and Part 2) Adding support for multiple subtitles so that a user can pick a subtile in his language and creating a new function that will load up subtitles only. Part 3) Add a function so we can query the player for current elapsed position. Part 1) I will provide you with a PDF that details how the player should look. I can provide you with a PDF in comments if you wish to see it. Part 2) Grabbing language lists and subtitles from a site through API and creating new function that loads up subtitles only. JW Player documentation: [login to view URL] This page says that to load up an individual subtitle through JS, you need to use a special function to reload the FLV file as well. That's pretty bad for usability since when you switch or instruct player to switch XML file, you'll waste bandwidth reloading the files and position will be reset. Create a ActionScript function so that we can: 1) Instruct JWPlayer to load up subtitle list (I will provide you with an existing API to do this, you do not have to do ANY backend work!) 2) Instruct JWPlayer to load up individual subtitles from XML ? 3) Make it available through JavaScript so that we can call this function from JavaScript. Part 3) Add a function so we can query the player for current elapsed position We currently have no way of querying player through JavaScript about its current elapsed position (in seconds). Create a function inside AS and expose a JavaScript interface so we can ask flash player what the current time position is. It should return elapsed seconds at that moment in time.