Playing WMVfiles in Window Media Player

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  • Richest
    Staff Sergeant

    • Sep 2007
    • 45

    Playing WMVfiles in Window Media Player

    I have added video files to my website, in a WMV format. I choose to insert the Windows Media Player available in BlueVoda to play these files. Everything works fine, except if the are viewed on a computer that does not have Windows Media Player as the computers default player, the video file will open in the computers default player, such as Quicktime. I thought that by inserting a Windows Media Player element in my web page, the video file would actually be playing from within my website, not on the viewing computers default player. When the default players plays the file, the player is located within the same spot on the web page that I inserted the Windows Media Player element. My question...Is there a way to force the video to play through the Windows Media Player element I added to my web page, and not use the viewing computers default player?

    Thanks,
    Rich
  • Karen Mac
    General

    • Apr 2006
    • 8332

    #2
    Re: Playing WMVfiles in Window Media Player

    Rich

    No.. even if they dont click to download it, it still downloads to their temp files. It has to in order to hear or see it.

    Karen

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    • Richest
      Staff Sergeant

      • Sep 2007
      • 45

      #3
      Re: Playing WMVfiles in Window Media Player

      Hi Karen,

      Can you describe what the Windows Media Player element I am adding to my website actually is? Is it just a specific size box that use the viewers Windows Media Player to play within? Or, is it an acutal self contained Windows Media Player?

      Thank you for your time in answering this issue!
      Rich

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