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Streaming with a FLV or SWF file -- embedded in a html page with NO player -- possible?  And how to do it.

Asked by rowby in Macromedia Flash

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HI

I have a short video that I need to put on a website.  I need it to stream.  I don't want there to be any play buttons or stop buttons.  I just want the video to autostart and loop forever.

I assume I should be using a FLV file to do this (instead of a swf).

I want to embed the video in a certain position on  the webpage  In other words, I do not want the visitors's own flv player to play the video.  I want it embedded in the html with no border, no visible player.   Just like it would look, for example, if it were a swf file.  No player, just the movie streaming.  

Is that possible with flv?  And of course, how do I do it.

ALSO I have access to a flash server (Playstream.com).  Would that help the video stream better -- as oposed to just uploading it to my apache web server?

Thanks

Rowby
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