[SWFObject] Different flash player interfaces?
Geoff Stearns
geoff at deconcept.com
Mon Jul 24 08:13:08 PDT 2006
the nbc player was a custom build job... it doesn't matter what you
use to embed the movie, it depends on how you build your player.
On Jul 21, 2006, at 2:19 PM, <athornbury at adelphia.net>
<athornbury at adelphia.net> wrote:
> Why is it when I go to video.nbc.com (which uses a customized
> version of SWFObject), all of the flash videos have a very compact
> interface (see below),
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ----------------
> | Full Screen | Position Bar | Time Index | Back | Fwd | Pause |
> Volume |
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ----------------
>
>
> But when I use SWFObject for a video I have to use on a webpage, I
> get this huge cluncky interface (see below)?
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ---------------------
> | Position
> Bar
> Time Index |
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ---------------------
> ----------------
> ---------------
> -------------------------
> | Play/Pause | | Back | Fwd
> | | Volume Bar |
> ----------------
> ---------------
> -------------------------
>
>
> Is the interface dependant upon in which version the flash file was
> encoded? Or are there some settings that you can invoke to promote
> this behaviour? I looked through the source code of video.nbc.com
> as best I could and couldn't find anything that clearly said "this
> is causing the smaller interface to appear."
>
>
> The point being: if there is a way to force the smaller interface,
> I would gladly have it as space is limited in the webpage where it
> is going. I apolgize for the great ASCII art, but I am guessing
> the mail list doesn't take well to attachments/embedded pictures.
> Any suggestions, questions? Thanks!
>
> Alex
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