That's right. The browser will contact YouTube and Flickr directly to
load content from those websites. Only the SWF will be loaded from
your site.
On 6/5/09, steve horvath wrote:
> I've got a SWF on my website that loads images and videos from another
> domain. If a client loads my web page and accesses the images, will the
> traffic be routed through my ISP?
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> For instance, myowndomain.com hosts my.swf which loads images from
> youtube and flickr. Some person on their own ISP accesses my page and
> watches a bunch of videos and images. I want to make sure that's not
> going to eat up my bandwidth on my ISP.
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> My guess is since the SWF is loaded into the client's browser it
> shouldn't go through my domain. Is this right?
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