FEATURES

Large selection of controls, listed below - please see fig. 1 and fig. 2:

• Button to show the playlist. The button is deactivated when the playlist is visible or the player is showing a video directly, i.e. not from a playlist.[1]
• Button to show the video in Full Screen mode. To allow a video to be shown in Full Screen.[2]
• Button to show subtitles. If your video has an associated subtitle file, subtitles can be shown or hidden by pressing this button.[3]
• Button to select the preceding element in the Playlist. The button is deactivated when the first element in the playlist is showing or the player is showing a video directly, i.e. not from a playlist.[4]
• Button to play or pause. If you have a video loaded in the video player you can play or pause the video pressing this button.[5]
• Button to stop a video reproduction. You can stop the video reproduction pressing this button.[6]
• Button to select the next element in the Playlist. The button is deactivated when the last element in the playlist is showing or the player is showing a video directly, i.e. not from a playlist.[7]
• Seek bar. To allow skip to different position of the showing video.[8]
• Mute button. With this button, the user can switch from the current volume of the player to total silence, and back.[9]
• Volume controls. To allow the volume to be modified in the video player.[10]
• Playlist. Window that shows a list of elements that can be viewed in the player. When one element from the playlist is selected, the window closes and the button to show the playlist becomes active.[11]

The visual appearance of the TSVideo player is highly customizable. You can change the player's size and hide most controls; location of controls that remain visible can be changed automatically from the control bar. You can also attribute a color or an alpha value; using both values, a different color will be assigned to player's controls.

The starting volume of the player can be determined entering a value between 0 and 100. 0 makes the player start in silent mode and 100 makes it start with maximum volume.

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)).

TSVideo Player can load a particular video or a list of videos to play. There is a variety of valid formats that can be used to communicate to the player the list of videos to play. The accepted formats for playlists are: XSPF, AGRIYA, ATOM, RSS 2.0.

TSVideo player is capable to show subtitles associated with the video. The format of the subtitles supported by TSVideo is Timed Text (TT) XML (http: //www.w3.org/AudioVideo/TT/)

To a large extent, TSVideo player can be controlled externally, by using javascript in the web page where it is inserted.