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Yahoo Media Player

by Mr Me on August 3, 2009 in general, html

It may be an unwanted post, but I recently got this information while sufing through.. It is nothing but a javascript file from Yahoo. It is duty is to convery every mp3 link inside an html page into mp3 player and it also creates a playlist according the the mp3 links available. What you have [...]

5 Comments html, mp3, player, playlist, script, yahoo

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

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