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How do I insert a Windows Media Player Component into a webpage using Frontpage 2003?

Zone: FrontPage-Expressions

Tags: player, media, insert, frontpage, windows

I've done this before, but it was a while ago and I used Frontpage 2002. I'm using Windows Media Encoder 9.0 to create live video, and I'd like to push it to my website so I can share the output. If I remember correctly, it was a component that was inserted in Frontpage 2002, but I can't seem to find it in Frontpage 2003. Does anyone know how to put this content on a webpage using Frontpage 2003? Thanks.

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Zone: Web Development

Question Asked By: slaroche

Solution Provided By: coreybryant

Participating Experts: 2

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08.11.2004 at 03:30AM PDT, ID: 11771226

klp2332:

Go to Insert, Web componet, then click plug in and then find ur file. It should then show. :)

08.11.2004 at 06:23AM PDT, ID: 11772622

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

I usually use this HTML code:
<object id="MediaPlayer" width=320 height=286
classid="CLSID:22D6F312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95"
standby="Loading Microsoft® Windows® Media Player components..."
type="application/x-oleobject"
codebase="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=6,4,7,1112">
<PARAM NAME="filename" VALUE="interview_fox_video.asx">
<PARAM NAME="autoStart" VALUE="true"> <PARAM NAME="showControls" VALUE="true">
<param name="ShowStatusBar" value="true"> <PARAM NAME="Autorewind" VALUE="true">
<PARAM NAME="ShowDisplay" VALUE="false">
<EMBED SRC="interview_fox_video.asx" WIDTH=320 HEIGHT=286 type="application/x-mplayer2" name=MediaPlayer autostart=1 showcontrols=0 showstatusbar=1 autorewind=1 showdisplay=0>
</EMBED></OBJECT>

Change the source (interview_fox_video.asx) in BOTH places to the path of your media file

-Corey

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08.11.2004 at 07:02AM PDT, ID: 11773147

slaroche:

I don't believe I am looking for a "file." It's streaming video and it's available on a port like 8080 or something. I've got the encoder set to "pull from the encoder" on port 8080 as opposed to pushing it to a server or saving it to a file. I don't want to save it to a file because it will get huge fast.

08.11.2004 at 07:06AM PDT, ID: 11773208

klp2332:

Umm argh i forgot how to put up streaming video give me 10 min i will find it in one of my books.

08.11.2004 at 07:06AM PDT, ID: 11773209

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

But you are playing a media file right?

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 07:07AM PDT, ID: 11773228

klp2332:

A ha found it
http://www.netvista.net/real_server_howto.htm
look there :)

08.11.2004 at 07:11AM PDT, ID: 11773278

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

So it a a real media file then? And not necessarily a Windows media file?

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 07:15AM PDT, ID: 11773315

slaroche:

Well, it is a Windows media file as I am using Windows Media Encoder. If I save the file, it is a .wmv file extension. I'd prefer not to use Real Player stuff, but I will if I have to.

08.11.2004 at 07:28AM PDT, ID: 11773522

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

You do not have to. The coding I gave you will play the Window Media file. You can the path to the correct path of your file.

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 07:46AM PDT, ID: 11773785

slaroche:

I did get the video content to work with the code you posted, but it's not streaming. It's only pulling the latest file published to the web. I need code that is going to in a sense...redirect the image to the source on a different port. Increasing the points on this one. Seems more complicated than I had anticipated.

08.11.2004 at 07:48AM PDT, ID: 11773811

slaroche:

If I remember correctly from the last time I did this, when you went to the page, you would see a windows media player embedded in the website that would launch as soon as you clicked on the "play" button.

08.11.2004 at 07:51AM PDT, ID: 11773857

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

Not too sure what you mean by pulling the latest file published to the web? And redirect what image?

You can create a button to make a pop-up that will have the video embedded into the pop-up page

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 08:12AM PDT, ID: 11774191

slaroche:

Check it out. You can view the source and see if I'm missing something.

http://www.nicllc.com/index.htm

08.11.2004 at 08:18AM PDT, ID: 11774289

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

Check out your path: C:\Documents and Settings\Stephen\My Documents\My Videos\Camera.wmv - is this the correct path? in the embed for netscape - you have Camera.wmv

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 08:19AM PDT, ID: 11774302

slaroche:

when i preview it in the browser from frontpage, it shows the file playing, but when I try and access it from the web, I get what you see...nothing to play....just the media player screen. Also, it's not really streaming. The video has a finite ending and then goes back to the beginning.

08.11.2004 at 08:22AM PDT, ID: 11774340

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

That is because you are working locally & you have the Camera.wmv on your local computer.

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 08:23AM PDT, ID: 11774357

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

Is it not suppose to have a finite ending? How are you uploading this to the server? What program?

-Corey

08.11.2004 at 08:28AM PDT, ID: 11774449

slaroche:

Got it! Check out the code. I used your code, but for the source, put in http://nicllc.com:8080 and it's pulling the stream properly. Thanks Corey.

08.11.2004 at 08:34AM PDT, ID: 11774526

Rank: Sage

coreybryant:

Glad you got to work. It is usualy the path that always causes a problem. Good luck with the site!
-Corey

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