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How does the  Web Player work?

The web player encompasses Windows Media Player, Real Player, and the Flash player. It writes the appropriate html code for your page based on the properties you set (either while designing your form or during runtime).

The web player may be set-up to choose the appropriate player based on extension of the media file to be played (Automatic player type) or the developer may specify the player.

What's the advantage over just using a regular media player?

Because its properties may be set from server-side code, this player goes where the others don't. It is very easy to use, and the ability to set properties at runtime allows you to have your server-side (.Net) code control the player!

Instructions
Use the dropdown boxes below to change Web Player properties. Click the Update button to apply the changes. Note that these properties represent only a subset of the available properties.

AutostartMedia File TypePlayer TypeMain Properties
(applies to all parts of Web Player)
Show Display ScreenShow ControlsStretch To FitHas LogoWill Loop (No effect on Real Player)Background Color (Applies only to Flash)Volume (Only a few of the possible values here, works only in Windows Media Player)