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Embedded Flash Player is not working from another domain (Cross-Domain swf access )

by Mr Me on July 18, 2008 in webworld

When I used an flv player for my website www.amvizone.com, the main problem I faced was the external embedding. So I provided the iframe embedddng method instead of embedded object like youtube. The problem was the embedded flash player only worked with the my domain (where the player.swf is placed). When I put the same [...]

7 Comments access, adobe, cross-domain, Embedded, flash, flv, player, policy, swf

Requirements for a Video Website

by Mr Me on June 23, 2008 in webworld

If you are planing to start a video website like youtube, here is some things to keep in mind. FLV PLAYER ======== You know in now a days most of the video streaming websites use flash player for video streaming. The video file is in flv format. So you need a flash video player for [...]

18 Comments amazon, bandwidth, cdn, ffmpeg, flash, flv, mencoder, player, s3, tool, video, website

Download Youtube Videos using PHP Code

by Mr Me on May 29, 2008 in php, php source code

If you want to get the FLV file of any youtube video url using php code, here is the solution. If you are a PHP Programmer and if you are working with any video website, and if you need to grab videos (FLV files) from youtube and to put it yourown site (not object [...]

84 Comments download, flash, flv, get, grabber, pattern, php, url, video, youtube

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