Trevor DeVore wrote: > Okay, I didn't realize that on Windows it tries to use Windows Media > Player. Looking at the code for the online viewer I would check that > path where Windows Media Player is installed. The path is hard coded > in the online viewer: > > ============ > case "Win32" > put false into sgSystemPlayer > if there is a file "C:/Program Files/Windows Media Player/ > wmplayer.exe" then > put "C:/Program Files/Windows Media Player/wmplayer.exe > [[quote]][[sgVideoFilename]][[quote]]" into sgPlayerCommand > else if there is a file "C:/Program Files/Windows Media Player/ > mplayer2.exe" then > put "C:/Program Files/Windows Media Player/mplayer2.exe > [[quote]][[sgVideoFilename]][[quote]]" into sgPlayerCommand > end if > set the visible of control "Play" of me to true > break > ============ > > I assume that if the Media Player isn't located at "C:/Program Files/ > Windows Media Player/wmplayer.exe" or "C:/Program Files/Windows Media > Player/mplayer2.exe" then the launch command further on down would fail. >
Good sleuthing. Let's see what he says. If that's the problem, then Rev's scripts should probably be revised to account for a missing executable.
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