I think I can help. What I suggest is that you become familiar with
free and excellent Flowplayer and use it to embed your media files.
Here is a link: http://flowplayer.org/
Flowplayer has lots of tools for scripters and jQuery developers. It
has two methods that I've found that may be of
Actually, what I think you're looking for is the Flowplayer option
autoBuffering, which differs from autoPlay. autoPlay determines
whether or not the video will play automatically, but autoBuffering is
a different method that will prevent it from buffering as well.
You'll have to learn how to
My ideal solution would be a list of song titles and a play button.
When the user clicks the play button, the quicktime play is revealed
below the title and ONLY at that moment does the file start
downloading.
If you are using the media plugin then just invoke media on the
desired element
Actually, after reading over your post again, it looks like what you
need is to set autoBuffering: false
autoBuffering: false will prevent the media from loading until the
play button it presses. It differs from autoPlay: false which simply
prevents it from player, but buffers anyhow.
So, your
Thanks. I actually don't want to use Flash at all since it is not
iPhone compatible, but thanks.
On Sep 25, 7:32 am, allenm541 allenmack...@gmail.com wrote:
Actually, after reading over your post again, it looks like what you
need is to set autoBuffering: false
autoBuffering: false will
Couldn't get this to work but am using jquery.embedquicktime.js and it
seems to help. Thanks.
On Sep 25, 7:26 am, Mike Alsup mal...@gmail.com wrote:
My ideal solution would be a list of song titles and a play button.
When the user clicks the play button, the quicktime play is revealed
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