Solved the first item. In other versions of Rev, it works fine to set
the filename of a quicktime player to something of the form,
"ftp://....";. Doing so in a revlet will lock everything up. But when I
switched to "http://... ", all worked fine. Streaming begins and the
video plays fine.
I'd still like to hear thoughts on the YouTube item, though.
Thanks.
Richard
Richard Miller wrote:
Two questions.
I am trying to set the filename of a quicktime player to a video
stored on a remote server, but there appears to be a bug in this
functionality. I see the first frame of the video, but the revlet
locks up thereafter (along with the entire browser). Works fine in the
development environment. Works fine in a standalone (i.e. earlier
versions of Rev). Is this a known bug? Setting the filename of a
player to a local file also works fine while running a revlet. I've
only tested this in Firefox on a PC under XP.
In the past, setting a quicktime player to view a remotely-stored
video would cause the player to start streaming the video
immediately... even if the video wasn't set up specifically to stream
or stored on a streaming server. Nice feature.
Secondly, any ideas on how to show a YouTube video in a revlet?
Thanks.
Richard Miller
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