Wayne Johnson typed the following on 5/13/2006 9:20 PM:
At 08:52 PM 5/13/2006, Pete Holsberg typed:
You can say "cache", Wayne. ;-)
I try & not say that word as it sounds like that thing I ain't got. I
hear there are many types of cache or cash so using TIF shouldn't
begat any misunderstanding in the family.
Here's what I see:
<a
href="about:cache-entry?client=HTTP&sb=1&key=http://hoanewsnetwork.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/cbs_tv_reward.flv";>http://hoanewsnetwork.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/cbs_tv_reward.flv</a>
In the html file ???
Ah, no. Sorry about that. It's the way that Firefox displays what's in its
cache.
All you need in the address bar is
<http://hoanewsnetwork.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/05/cbs_tv_reward.flv>
& the resulting file will be in your TIF folder.
What's an FLV? Can it be converted to SWF?
Why do I feel like I've been set up?
Incipient paranoia? ;-)
An FLV is a streaming Flash file. FLV is to SWF as TS is to MPG
[sort of ;-) meaning with exceptions ] but both of them [FLV/TS] are
different file types from {SWF/MPG] & therefore require conversion
just as an MOV to MPG would. I know that TS files can be converted
to MPG but have no idea whether FLV can be converted to SWF or not. I
would imagine that it is possible but have not run into that
situation as yet. FLV is a relatively new file type & most apps
don't support conversion at this time. Ulead VideoStudio 9 supports
importing SWFs but not FLVs.
One could find most of this info via Google but then you wouldn't get
this mensch with it & probably not presented in my indubitable
style. <rotflmao>
That makes it worthwhile.
So I can play this file through my browser even though the browser doesn't have
an FLV player plug-in??
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