Re: FLV PLaying

Do you have the Flash player plug-in enabled for your browser?

Can you show us a URL with the player on it?


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"Paul Mills" <p.mills@tesco.net> wrote in message
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> I have tried using various FLV players.
>
> Do Netfusion recommend one?
>
> I have placed them in the various pages and added the code etc, all to no
> avail. I have checked the mime set up on my server and that is also ok
>
> This is very frustrating.
>
> Kind regrads
>
> Paul
>
>

I have tried using various FLV players.

Do Netfusion recommend one?

I have placed them in the various pages and added the code etc, all to no 
avail. I have checked the mime set up on my server and that is also ok

This is very frustrating.

Kind regrads

Paul 

There is no problem inserting an flv into an NOF page. You "don't" use
the 
NOF's Flash plugin to insert it. Use the JW streaming player--it's one of 
the best players available, very efficient, fully supported, with complete 
instructions and tutorials on its use, and it's free! --  
http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=JW_FLV_Media_Player.

All you have to do is create a text box where you want to place the player 
on the page. Then insert the player's html code into the test box. JW's 
instructions/tutorial will show you exactly how to configure the player and 
what you need and where to upload to your site. If you just take the short 
amount of time to follow the instructions--oila--you'll have a streaming 
player that will handle any size flv you feed it. There is also a 
comprehensive forum to pick up tips and and ask for any help.

This is the best I've ever seen.

sam 

We've used the NOF Realplayer plugin successfully for this

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"sam" <sorab@cox.net> wrote in message 
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> There is no problem inserting an flv into an NOF page. You
"don't" use the 
> NOF's Flash plugin to insert it. Use the JW streaming player--it's one of 
> the best players available, very efficient, fully supported, with complete

> instructions and tutorials on its use, and it's free! --  
> http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=JW_FLV_Media_Player.
>
> All you have to do is create a text box where you want to place the player

> on the page. Then insert the player's html code into the test box. JW's 
> instructions/tutorial will show you exactly how to configure the player 
> and what you need and where to upload to your site. If you just take the 
> short amount of time to follow the instructions--oila--you'll have a 
> streaming player that will handle any size flv you feed it. There is also 
> a comprehensive forum to pick up tips and and ask for any help.
>
> This is the best I've ever seen.
>
> sam
> 

The problem is that the Real player browser plugin for browsers is not 
anywhere near the ubiquitous use of the Adobe Flash pulgin which on last 
count was present in more than 90% of Windows/Mac/Firefox browsers 
worldwide. That's why it's much safer to stream an flv in an swf 
environment. You Tube is an flv player that uses the flash environment. 
Besides, the inserted flv player gives full control over the playback just 
like in You Tube.
sam