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| A Wealth of Knowledge | I know this isn't a direct solution, but I am sure that it could be done using a flash player (something that can support both of those formats), and would be a simple actionscript from there. -Steve
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| NamePros Regular | It's a project for a client, and I've suggested Flash players many times, but he has a strong hatred towards Flash, so that's a no-go. Dan, could you elaborate on your answer? I think I know what you mean, but I have no idea on how to implement it. |
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| Buy my domains. | If you are using Winamp to make your playlists, you would save the playlist then upload it and the videos to your server. Then edit the playlist file so that the path to each video is correct. For showing the video, use the URL to the playlist instead of one of the videos. |
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| A Wealth of Knowledge | Quote:
Me too. -Steve
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