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How to transfer the generated flash video player to your websites to make it functional?

After easily customized a flash video player via Moyea Web Player, you may face another problem of how to make the generated flash video player to play flash video files on websites. This article is to show you the detail steps for that problem, in case of getting you in trouble.

1. Publish the flash Video player with the option of embed

After using Moyea Web Player desktop to generate an embed flash video player for website , please make sure that some other files would exist in the same folder with the flash video player, they are: mwplayer.swf, black.swf, video images jpg files, flash videos, index.html. Then you can transfer the flash video player to your websites to play flash video files. Just follow the steps below to complete this task.

 1, Upload all the files like the flash videos, mwplayer.swf, video image jpg files, etc to the same folder of your website.

 2, Open the index.html file with notepad or dreamweaver, edit the embeded code as
<embed src="/foldername/mwplayer.swf" width="500" height="450" align="middle" quality="high" name="player" allowScriptAccess="sameDomain" allowFullScreen="true" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" />
</embed>

 Note: As to the part codes added to the page layout, you have to make sure that the link location of “value="mwplayer.swf” is correct. For example, if “mwplayer.swf” and the related files will locate at http://www.yourdomain.com/foldername/mwplayer.swf, then the code part would be “value="http://www.yourdomain.com/foldername/mwplayer.swf”.

 3, Copy and paste the edited embedded code to your web page. Then the flash videos with control bars will appear on your website.

 

2. Publish the Flash video player with the option of Out File

Note: Moyea Web Player Pro version can generate an independent Xml file by choosing “Out file” option, from which you can directly add, delete, or replace any flash video files to link to the generated flash video player for playing.