Sorry but the site is now live yet. I am finishing it up for someone
and then we will be launching it. Here are my two sets of code.
script type=text/javascript src=SWFObject Files/swfobject.js/
script
script type=text/
javascriptswfobject.registerObject(myFlashContent, 9.0.0,
SWFObject
Have you uploaded the skin swf into the same folder? The FLVPlayback
component generally uses a separate swf for the player skin...
You might also need to specify the relative BASE path param to ensure your
main swf looks for the skin file in the right location :
Hey Tyler.
Did you finally get an answer? I have this problem too.
On 26 fév, 23:14, Tyler Maschino tmasch...@me.com wrote:
SWFObject doesn't show video player controls. It just shows a white-
space below my video. I am not sure why it doesn't show the controls
from the swf file. I have
I finally made it with HTML5, if you guys can read french, take a look at
http://www.alsacreations.com/article/lire/1125-introduction-balise-video-html5-mp4-h264-webm-ogg-theora.html
It works well, even on iPhone/iPad
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Sorry it took me so long to get back with everyone. I have been at
work all day. How would you define the setting base? That seems like
it should work but I am unsure of how to define it or where. I deleted
both the swf file and the skin for the controls swf and went into
flash and did the test
Tyler.
A couple of things to test:
a) try putting the swf files and your html file in the same folder
temporarily.( i.e. so you can set param name=movie value=twist.swf /
) This way you can remove any pathing issues you may have. You can create
folders and repath stuff once you know it is
Success!!! Thanks for you input with the base param. It worked. I
first tried using it like this param name=base value=Flash/
MinimaUnderPlayBackSeekCounterVolMuteNoFull.swf / Which of course
did not work... So I got to thinking why not just direct it to the
Flash Folder Directory... param
Hey Tyler.
Glad it is all working for you :) Working with the Flash platform for a
decade+ means I have come across most issues by now... (most are fixable)
Cheers,
Aran
On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 11:28 PM, Tyler Maschino tmasch...@me.com wrote:
Success!!! Thanks for you input with the base
