Thanks, Colin... Yes, I do use the player code but I have not seen
your simple way explained anywhere on the web... Thanks... Jim
On 15-Feb-10, at 4:44 PM, Colin Holgate wrote:
You can't just play an FLV, to play that you would either have an
application that can play it (say VLC) or you would have embedded a
swf that can play the FLV. Whatever way you did it, those players
can also play MPEG-4 files.
So, use QuickTime Player's Save for Web, and that will produce a
file named something like "mymovie.m4v". Put that alongside your FLV
player, and tell the player that its source is "mymovie.m4v", and it
will play anywhere that has Flash, even if QuickTime is not installed.
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