flash-autoplay

video gets hidden via javascript but already starts to play (autplay-mode) even it's not visible?

♀尐吖头ヾ 提交于 2019-12-12 01:08:46
问题 i wanted to find a simple method to get a custom preview-image to my videos within my blog by hiding them and make them visible right after click on the preview-image. the user Dominic Green helped me to get it started with the following code. the problem is: the video already starts to play (even if it is hidden) in autoplay-mode right after the page load but i want to have the autoplay to start right after click on the preview-image... here's my code: <!doctype html> <script type="text

Facebook pages and Flash content - autoplay

佐手、 提交于 2019-12-11 18:55:54
问题 I've recently used the 'Static HTML' application to add autoplaying flash content to a Facebook Page. Nothing too fancy, no sound, and only a few secs long. Now, Facebook say:-"Apps on Pages must not host media that plays automatically without a user's interaction." What do they mean by 'Media' exactly? I can understand a ban on autoplaying audio content but does the ban extend to something as harmless as an animated GIF? Or more to the point, does an autoplaying .swf file fall under this?

Is there anyway that I can put an movie clip on mouse-over to autoplay my movie?

我们两清 提交于 2019-12-11 07:38:01
问题 I want to autoplay my video on mouse over. Can anybody tell me how to make it play via media player or flash player? PS: Can I play WMV/ASF/MP4 in flash player? 回答1: Well I have found that it is easiest to use swf files to show movies in the browser for two reasons: Easy to use javascript to control them and they work in old browsers. (It is easy to convert any movie format to swf). Also there is the simplistic freedom of the swf, I looked into at the time quite intensively and could not find

How to make an embedded video not autoplay

£可爱£侵袭症+ 提交于 2019-11-30 08:19:43
I'm embedding a Flash video into an HTML and would like the user to have to click it to begin playing. According to the Adobe <object> / <embed> element documentation , there are variety of methods to do this: 1) Add a Flash parameter inside the <object> tag: <param name="play" value="false"> 2) Add the attribute play inside the <embed> tag: <embed ... play="false"> 3) Add the attribute flashvars inside the <embed> tag: <embed ... flashvars="play=false"> Which is awesome. Only ... none of them work for me: http://johnboxall.github.com/test/flash/flash.htm My code looks like this now: <object

How to make an embedded video not autoplay

女生的网名这么多〃 提交于 2019-11-29 11:28:04
问题 I'm embedding a Flash video into an HTML and would like the user to have to click it to begin playing. According to the Adobe <object> / <embed> element documentation, there are variety of methods to do this: 1) Add a Flash parameter inside the <object> tag: <param name="play" value="false"> 2) Add the attribute play inside the <embed> tag: <embed ... play="false"> 3) Add the attribute flashvars inside the <embed> tag: <embed ... flashvars="play=false"> Which is awesome. Only ... none of them