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sorry they should both say.. &nbsp;yoursite.com/your.flv<br />
not yahoo etc &nbsp; :)<br />
Z
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sorry they should both say..  yoursite.com/your.flv
not yahoo etc   :)
Z

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Thanks =) Just what I needed
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I've made a little flash file that displays a specified, external FLV file. That's all good and it works for that FLV. I want to be able to reuse this SWF file so I can play different FLV files.<br />
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I'd like to pass the filename in as a parameter in the HTML... But I don't have a clue how!<br />
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Can somebody walk me through this process? I'm not comfortable in Flash, so I might need beating with a stick (or having things explained to me -- whichever has the intended effect faster) if you think I'm being stupid.
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I've made a little flash file that displays a specified, external FLV file. That's all good and it works for that FLV. I want to be able to reuse this SWF file so I can play different FLV files.

I'd like to pass the filename in as a parameter in the HTML... But I don't have a clue how!

Can somebody walk me through this process? I'm not comfortable in Flash, so I might need beating with a stick (or having things explained to me -- whichever has the intended effect faster) if you think I'm being stupid.

Making Flash FLV Player

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