Hello,

    
    I'm used to use Delphi and I wonder how I can insert a vidéo into a web page built with EWB. In EWB a Timage component exist but I didn't see any vidéo component. So is it possible ?


Regards,

Eric.

E.B wrote:

> I wonder how I can insert a vidéo into a web page built with EWB.

From the documentation:

"The TPlugin component represents a web browser plugin container control that can display or play any type of file that is supported by a registered plugin in the web browser, including MP3/MP4 audio files, PDF document files, and MPEG video files."

Greetings ... Peter
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Sorry for my weird english

Peter wrote:

E.B wrote:

> I wonder how I can insert a vidéo into a web page built with EWB.

From the documentation:

"The TPlugin component represents a web browser plugin container control that can display or play any type of file that is supported by a registered plugin in the web browser, including MP3/MP4 audio files, PDF document files, and MPEG video files."

Greetings ... Peter
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Sorry for my weird english
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Thanck you Peter.

And sorry, I'm a Delphi user and a pascal programmer. My html and/or web coding knowledge is not enough.
I didn't find any example too.

Help needed. If someone ...


Regards,

Eric.

Eric,

<< And sorry, I'm a Delphi user and a pascal programmer. My html and/or web
coding knowledge is not enough. I didn't find any example too. >>

The included CDCollector sample application shows how to use the TPlugin
component (for audio).

I've attached an example.  It will most likely not play in IE unless you
have allowed ActiveX controls allowed under the IE security options:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie9-windows_7/internet-explorer-has-blocked-an-active-x-control/fe6ecb9d-5a39-4253-a553-352058a5a841

I'll be adding HTML5 controls for audio/video shortly, and that will get
around the ActiveX issue.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thanck you Tim,


I tried the see a vidéo with the example you gave. I could'n make the vidéo start.
I tried a local one and an URL based one (google drive). Something seem
to be loaded. The control turn to black and I get a "ready" message, but clicking
on start didn't have any effect. I tried Firefox and Chrome, same result.

Editing some plugin parameters and tuning some of them didn't change anything too.

Regards,

Eric



"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

Eric,

<< And sorry, I'm a Delphi user and a pascal programmer. My html and/or web
coding knowledge is not enough. I didn't find any example too. >>

The included CDCollector sample application shows how to use the TPlugin
component (for audio).

I've attached an example.  It will most likely not play in IE unless you
have allowed ActiveX controls allowed under the IE security options:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/forum/ie9-windows_7/internet-explorer-has-blocked-an-active-x-control/fe6ecb9d-5a39-4253-a553-352058a5a841

I'll be adding HTML5 controls for audio/video shortly, and that will get
around the ActiveX issue.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Eric,

<< I tried the see a vidéo with the example you gave. I could'n make the
vidéo start. I tried a local one and an URL based one (google drive).
Something seem to be loaded. The control turn to black and I get a "ready"
message, but clicking on start didn't have any effect. I tried Firefox and
Chrome, same result.

Editing some plugin parameters and tuning some of them didn't change
anything too. >>

You need to make sure that your browser has a plugin that is capable of
playing the specific type of content being loaded.  For example, wmv files
in Firefox require the Windows Media Player FireFox Plugin:

http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/play-windows-media-files-in-firefox

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

Tim,

A vidéo plugin was already present. I tried to play a .wmv vidéo typing
its local adress in the Firefox's web adress field, it worked well.

The same thing didn't work typing the same local adress in
VideoNameEdit field and pressing "Play" button, under firefox too.

The installed plugin is MSWMP 1.0.0.8.

Regards,

Eric.




Eric,

<< I tried the see a vidéo with the example you gave. I could'n make the
vidéo start. I tried a local one and an URL based one (google drive).
Something seem to be loaded. The control turn to black and I get a "ready"
message, but clicking on start didn't have any effect. I tried Firefox and
Chrome, same result.

Editing some plugin parameters and tuning some of them didn't change
anything too. >>

You need to make sure that your browser has a plugin that is capable of
playing the specific type of content being loaded.  For example, wmv files
in Firefox require the Windows Media Player FireFox Plugin:

http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/play-windows-media-files-in-firefox

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Eric,

<< A vidéo plugin was already present. I tried to play a .wmv vidéo typing
its local adress in the Firefox's web adress field, it worked well.

The same thing didn't work typing the same local adress in VideoNameEdit
field and pressing "Play" button, under firefox too.>>

What version of FF are you using ?

<< The installed plugin is MSWMP 1.0.0.8. >>

That's what I'm using, also.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

> What version of FF are you using ?

FF 19.0.2

Eric.

Eric,

<< FF 19.0.2 >>

Yep, same version works fine here.  I'm guessing that the problem is either
with some security settings regarding the execution of add-ons, or a problem
with loading whatever media player is associated with .wmv files in Windows.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com