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video flash player that supports flv,wmv,mp3 ?
i need to create a flash video player that suports wmv,mp3,and flv .
how i can do this ?
i want to give the file as a URL ...so a url will have link of the video file ..
i need it urgent solution.
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I suppose you are talking about embedding a flash player on a website -- and you are wanting something that can play wmv and mp3 as well.
Flash traditionally handles flv, and uses mp3 as the audio. For this you can use the JW player.
http://www.jeroenwijering.
You can strip out and upload the player.swf file and upload it to your site and point to it in your code.
It won't play wmv files. Most sites simply supply an additional wmv file and upload the embed/object
code for Windows Media Player.
i know this player
http://www.jeroenwijering.
yes , it would not run wmv files . but i have to make such a player that run flv,mp3 and wmv files .
this is my goal .
Have you considered ftp?
The FTP (File Transfer Protocol) utility program is commonly used for copying files to and from other computers.
http://www.cs.colostate.ed
If your ISP has given you some free web space use that.
I use WS_ftp Ipswitch
http://www.ipswitch.com/
http://ftp.ipswitch.com/ip
Most folks have a media player that supports one or other, media player classic supports them all.
I don't see the point in what you're trying to do. Embedding a player is only one half of the equasion: your audience still needs whatever player the format ends up on their machine For example, for mov videos you need to embed the quicktime player and even though it appears to play on the embedded player, any one who plays it still needs the quicktime player on their local maching. It's the same for Flash and wmv files.
Hi Jamie_2008, I was offering an alternative idea to this >>i want to give the file as a URL ...so a url will have link of the video file ..< <<well ftp will give you a URL to link to the video files on your hard drive or web site.
then the matter of getting these clients to play the videos files from you,
Have you considered they may own a MAC or run a Linux or some other OS and therefor will need to download a codec or a windows media player that supports this particular format.
http://www.tech-faq.com/pl
WMV stands for Windows Media Video and was developed by Microsoft specifically for internet streaming.
Since Microsoft developed the WMV file, all those operating system should have Window's Media Player (WMP) already loaded.
But windows media player is limited only to some media formats.
However media player classic which supports WMV FLV SWF DVD mpeg QT. is freely available to all.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
VLC is another that also supports many video formats including audio that will also run on Linux.
http://www.videolan.org/
I can also add another that I use it's called universal viewer
http://www.uvviewsoft.com/
We have explained to you that there is no flash player that will support WMV there is only some dedicated flash players from Adobe that support mp3.
As suggested your alternative is to convert all your video to flash.
I hope this has assisted you.
regards M
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by: MadShivaPosted on 2008-10-21 at 02:03:27ID: 22765479
Hi !
Maybe with flash ?
Best Regards