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Flash Video Player

INTRODUCTION

Online videos are becoming more and more popular, and website developers are always looking for alternative solutions to publish videos easily while making them accessible to a larger number of users. With these objectives in mind, we created TSVideo, a video player that offers a simple, but robust solution for all those who wish to publish videos without requiring any professional skills.

TSVideo is a Flash based video player. This technology makes TSVideo a multi-platform video player, supported by the large majority of web browsers.

REQUIREMENTS

Flash Player 9 or later version is required to supporting TSVideo Player, because TSVideo has been implemented using the potential of Action Script 3.0 and the improvements that Adobe Flash CS3 introduced in the media support.

If you are looking for a Dreamweaver extension that facilitates insertion of videos into web pages you can take a look to this Dreamweaver Video Inserter.

NOTICE:

The video formats supported by TSVideo vary depending on the Flash Player installed on the end user's computer. The most recent Flash Player releases support a very wide spectrum of video formats, among which FLV (video format native to Flash applications; this video format is supported by all recent Flash player versions), mp4, m4a, mov, 3gp, 3g2 (video formats supported only by the most recent versions of Flash player, starting with Flash Player 9 Update 3 (9,0, 115, 0)).

A common question

A question that is frequently asked by users of various flash-based video players, is whether it is possible for the media players to reproduce contents from other websites. The answer to this question is YES, but with a condition imposed by the Flash security model. On the website from where the media contents are going to be used, there must be a file named crossdomain.xml which permits, explicitly, for its content to be shown from that website. For more information, access the following link:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/main/wwhelp/wwhimpl/common/html/wwhelp.htm?context=LiveDocs_Parts&file=00000349.html