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Posted by : FlashXpert 136 purchases
Package includes: FLA
Opens with: Flash CS3, Flash CS4
AS Version: ActionScript 2.0
Viewable with: Flash Player 9 and above
Flash knowledge required: Intermediate
Documentation: Well documentated


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FlashXpert FlashXpert Component author
 

@ All clients owning older versions of our player:


YouTube made modifications and the older versions of the player are no longer able to play YouTube.


Please update your version of the player to the latest available version. Simply redownload it.


To check what YouTube changed, check


http://www.flashxpert.net/forum/index.php?topic=261.msg822#msg822

Posted on March 08, 2010
shayne.embry shayne.embry
 
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Post erased. Found the answer on your forum. THANKS!!! Great product.

Posted on March 01, 2010
FlashXpert FlashXpert Component author
 

@sc0tsman Yes, it does. Also, please check your private messages, I’ve sent you more details. best regards

Posted on February 03, 2010
sc0tsman sc0tsman
 

I run a small website streaming live content will this player allow live rtmp files also does it support video embedded in iframes?

Posted on February 02, 2010
FlashXpert FlashXpert Component author
 

Dear users, starting today the available version 2.0 has the following functionalities added:


* Customized controls bar: You can now set the order in which you want the buttons to show on the controls bar, using the settings file. * next video / previous video buttons added: When pressing one of them, the player upholds the random/jump to next category settings in the xml file * tooltips. All buttons now have a tooltip (you can edit the text appearing on them if you so desire by editing the tooltip.as file available in the source folder). The tootltip autoresizes to match the buttons’ position and the text length inside the tooltip * Volume positioning. You can set the volume to either be horizontal or vertical(in which case the bar autohides) * Close captions button. It is no longer necessary to disable the captions from the settings file. Users ca disable them while the player runs.

Apart from this, we made several modifications:


* We greatly improved the architecture of the code (in preparation for the next update) * Redesigned the settings file. The options are now grouped differently, hopefully more accessible and easier to understand. A complete desription of what the settings do can be found here: player I: http://www.flashxpert.net/products/videoPlayerI/ player II: http://www.flashxpert.net/products/videoPlayerII/ player III: http://www.flashxpert.net/products/videoPlayerIII/ * Found a way to go around YouTube uploads that were done without matching the video aspect ratio with the selected YouTube preset. Even uploaded erroneously, the videos now occupy the entire display area. * Also for YouTube videos, we changed the way the player acts when a video finishes. If playContinuously is set to true, there will be no more freezes at the end of those videos – the player will advance to the next video normally

I know, we also promissed ads. However, we are already working on the ads system. In its current state the ads system is not yet up to this community’s expectations, so we decided to make this early release today without the ads, and come back with the ads during this weekend.


best regards to all of you,
and thank you for your patience


PS: Remember that anyone who owns an older version can redownload the new version freely.

Posted on January 19, 2010
FlashXpert FlashXpert Component author
 

@azfixit The player reads the video’s metadata. The total time you write in the settings.xml is used as a backup and only if the video doesn’t find the info in the video’s metadata. The metadata overrides the info you provide in th settings file.


The conclusion is that the video’s metadata is corrupted. Try and reencode the video. Let me know how it worked.

Posted on September 29, 2009
azfixit azfixit
 
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Hello, first off these are really nice players. I am having an issue on the mov total time. I have the settings.xml set to <totalTime value=“3”/> which is what the total time displays till you click the big play button then it displays 7:58? Using the movie inspector in Quicktime, it shows the duration as 00:02:55:08. I tried setting <totalTime value=”“/> to blank and that doesn’t work either. If the total time is not accurate, the player doesn’t stop – try to download more of the movie. Also if the movie is 02:30 in duration how do I enter that amount into <totalTime value=”“/>? Thanks!

Posted on September 28, 2009
FlashXpert FlashXpert Component author
 

@stanweatherby the next update is too close to add the feature. The following one, however, will contain it.

Posted on September 16, 2009
stanweatherby stanweatherby
 
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flashXpert,


Is there any chance you can add support to these players for seek and pause when using rtmp servers? I’m used to this functionality in the JW player, and my users have a hard time without these feature when playing long videos.


Thanks!

Posted on September 15, 2009
FlashXpert FlashXpert Component author
 

@scot.dryer The player takes the image you provide and makes it fit the display area. You can make the image with whatever dimension you desire (if you make it smaller than the display area, it will be stratced and pixelated). Remember that it is also you who sets the dimension of the display area from within the settings.xml file.


So take these steps: first set the dimensions of the player, the width, the height, the playlist and the description. This will make the stage with a certain dimension. Secondly, cut your preview images to fit that size. This is the optimum way to do it. Of course, you can always just make the preview images bigger, and let the player fit them into place. If they are larger than the display area, they won’t look pixelated.

Posted on September 07, 2009
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