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Roel
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 4:30 pm    Post subject: How not to show buttons in streaming video Reply with quote

Is it possible to not show the slider and the play, rewind, etc. buttons in a
browser window where I display streaming video (.wmv).

And is it possible to put a frame around it (in the style of the site)?

Come to think of it: can you also use the buttons in a different style?

Maybe a useful url where these problems are discussed.

I hope I made myself clear enough.

Thanks.

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Neil Smith [MVP Digital M
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 8:30 pm    Post subject: Re: How not to show buttons in streaming video Reply with quote

On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 08:33:03 -0700, "Roel"
<Roel@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Quote:
Is it possible to not show the slider and the play, rewind, etc. buttons in a
browser window where I display streaming video (.wmv).

Depending how you've embedded the video (given that there's a lot of
old code floating about) you should be able to add to the object tags:

<param name="uimode" value="none" />

Which would fix your first request.

Quote:
And is it possible to put a frame around it (in the style of the site)?

Yes, this is standard CSS question. Add a DIV or other container
around the object tags, and style it as you prefer - maybe using a CSS
background image would be enough.

Quote:
Come to think of it: can you also use the buttons in a different style?

Yes, you have to hide the UI as above, then connect the required
functions using javascript. Post again once you've got (1) and (2)
working to your satisfaction and we can tackle that when you provide
the URL you're using to host the video.

Quote:
Maybe a useful url where these problems are discussed.

This newsgroups is as good as any,
Cheers - Neil
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