I have created a very simple flash splash image that I wish to display while a media player loads. I have it set so it will display and run as an "onload" - but for some reason it is not working.
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A user will click which audio file they wish to hear. Once the window opens up, I have the onload set to load the flash that I have created, in order to allow the user to be "entertained" while the audio loads. I do not wish to stall or hinder the load time of the audio at the same time.
That's a sample code that you'd use. You know how it has a default, automatic media player that shows up in corresponding to that code? The thing with the play, pause and fast forward buttons? Well...it's a bit plain. The way it looks. I know I've seen them before, but where can I get some media player skins so the media player on my webpage has more style to it?
Whenever I search "media player skins" on google it gives me media players for using off the internet like, for iTunes or something. That's not what I am looking for, but if that's what it gives me when I type in "media player skins" then I don't know where else to go. Help? :o
And how would you make it the skin of the media player? How would you put that into the <embed src="video url here" width="100" height="100"> code to make it the skin of the media player?
I know nothing about js, however, I need it to provide a solution to something at work.
We have a page in our department that launches a movie player once the page has loaded. What I would like is that the player is delayed by a few seconds before it launches.
I am really lost in trying to hook up the controls. I've gone through and gotten all the files together from the demo, and tried using some of the UI helpers on "git" but I need an example to follow that's more for beginners
I'm working on controlling Windows Media Player with JavaScript. I have all my functions working but a few. I want to sync the movie so that when it finishes the movie it loads the new one.
Now I was thinking of doing something like:
function PlayNext(movie) { if( Player.controls.currentPosition == Player.controls.duration ) { // execute code to load next movie } } I have that function being called every half second and I still can't get it to sync.
i m using tis embeded media player in my web. but, how can i provide checkbox for each song and then let the user play the multiple songs together using tis code? the music file format are .wma, .mp3 or .midi..
I am currently using windows media player to stream my shoutcast radio. I have been able to use javascript for my custom controls to keep with my site layout and now i want to show what is playing on the webpage with javascript. I would also like this to recheck every 5 seconds so that it is correct incase the song changes.
I've created website with Win Media Player video clips playing on web pages including full screen view button inserted - works well on IE.
Now, I've created JavaScript file for insert video clip on web pages so most different browers to be able to work well (due to accessibility - W3C Validator who refuse to hug and love EMBED tags!). Code:
I have a blog which is dedicated to english music. I was using flash audio player before but now using window media player. Iam successfully runing the code in my blog and using a playlist in which songs play one by one, but i want to make the song list visible in my blog so that people coming in can decide themselves what to listen. so i want to make a playlist above or below the player so that songs are visible for selection and for listening. The current code which i am using now is.......
<OBJECT ID="MediaPlayer1" CLASSID="CLSID:22d6f312-b0f6-11d0-94ab-0080c74c7e95" CODEBASE="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab# Version=5,1,52,701" STANDBY="Loading Microsoft Windows� Media Player components..." TYPE="application/x-oleobject" width="280" height="46">
I'm doing embedding Windows Media Player with the HTML but I can not run the script through a different page. The following script that I made: file : player.html
I am trying to play a video from javascript using the WMP plugin in IE.It works fine in Firefox and Chrome, but not IE.[code]This doesn't play the video in IE8.It works if I use the SRC parameter when I embed the player, but I need the video to change when I click on buttons.
I'm trying to figure out how [url].... has created the audio player at the top of their pages, that continues to play a song even when the user changes pages.It appears they have done this without the use of flash.
I am creating a very content rich news/media website that requires an audio player. The audio player should be seen by the user as soon as they enter the website and the playlist should play throughout their time spent at the website and should not be restarted or stopped when navigating the website.
We originally were using a frameset for the audio player, but the fact that none of the pages through out the site could be reached through a link in the URL bar proved to be too much of an issue.
So the new idea was to open the audio player in a javascript pop-up window. But because of the nature of the website, we found that it was very common for users to go "back" in their browser to the homepage after they had navigated away, which would cause the pop-up code to be activated again and would make the pop-up reload, interrupting the audio.
So then we moved the pop-up code to the splash page so that when you enter the main page, its already open, and it can't be interrupted. But THEN we found that the pop-up window was of course opened behind the main website's window, which made it hidden and useless.
So we currently have no solutions! All we need is for this pop-up window to take focus and be the very top window, and once its opened to never be reloaded/refreshed again.
I have embed a flash player known as: JW player into my website and put it into a div. Now my problem is I want javascript to hide the div containing the flash player for atleast a few seconds to display a loading image.gif. How would I set this up?
I have some code which toggles the content on the page. This works fine but I need the first div to be showing when the page loads and its tab to have a selected state.
i am having trouble making an in browser ws to be able to put the songs on it by the way. Basically its supposed to be like winamp or w/e when you download it but instead i want it in a browser. The user should be able to just drag there files in and play.
I am using the youtube chromeless player and embeding videos with loadVideoById() method problem is that videos with an id that contains an underscore or dash dont play although they play in the normal player. I also tried replacing with a hex value in querystring i.e (%5f) but that did not work I also tried loadVideoByUrl() method with several urls but still they don't load. here is my code
function switchToPlayer(ytid){ var params = { allowScriptAccess: "always"}; var atts = { id: ytid,onmouseover: "this.playVideo()",onmouseout: "this.pauseVideo()"}; swfobject.embedSWF("http://www.youtube.com/apiplayer?border=0&enablejsapi=1&playerapiid="+ytid, 'cell'+ytid, "150", "120", "8", "scripts/expressInstall.swf",null,params,atts); } [Code]....
How do I display a message applet is loading when a applet is getting loaded. Without using Mediatracker.I want the message to be provided as PARAM NAME.
I am using the Media bar on my site. I have links in them, but what target page would I use? They all open in the same Media bar. I have tried window.parent.document.location, etc. Does anyone know how to do this?
It seems like when I load javascript code into a page, that each item I add, such as an accordian vertical navbar, image slider, etc, that each time I add one, the page loads a second or so slower with each one added. I would like some of these features, but is this just a part of life, or are there tricks to avoid the slower load time? It is not major time but after the 2 items I mentioned, it added on about 2 seconds.
I read that $(document).ready(function() might slow me down but I do not see that statement in any of my .js files.
I'd like to be able to know, in javascript, if the media that's rendering is screen or print. I have no nefarious purpose here (I've often seen people wanting to do this to prevent printing): I have a report that uses javascript to page 20 items at a time and I want it to show all items at a time when printing.
- I can make it more or less work on IE using onbeforeprint, but no luck on better browsers
- When the page first renders the combination of @print and @screen styles work good, but the moment javascript hides stuff it stays hidden (because it's changing the element.style attribute of the rows.
- I've tried figuring it out by having an element with different styles declared in the @print and @screen rules of the stylesheet, but I can't make it show any difference to the javascript being executed (e.g. changing the position of this element for print and screen, the element's position is always what is first calculated for the screen).
I would like to know if there is somewhere a JS library for managing media content depends on the client's default media player. The player can be QT, WMP, or any other players.
the idea is to code something like this :
var m = new MediaPlayer('my_media_file.ext'); m.display(); // generate a running code to display the media
and the object can be control by a set of method : m.play(); m.pause(); m.stop();
