FLV and wmv embedded video "General Mailbox" <nospam[ at ]pls.net> 23.06.2007 00:32:17 Greetings. From my recollection of more than a year ago, I understand that most computers are defaulting to having an activeX control disabled that played an embedded .wmv file delivered within e-mails. I've used Outlook Express for years. Also I haven't embedded videos for years and now that I look at it again, there's now a .flv file extension. I am interested in making it easy for my e-mail recipients to view my videos by having the appropriate media player show up in their e-mail much as websites do when visiting their pages. It's getting harder for my aging mother and aunt to remember how to open an attachment to e-mail and play it. Please inform me the html code to place in the e-mail, or to my personal webspace, that would cause a player to display and play the video (.wmv if still able, and .flv). The recipients are using AOL and Yahoo, however I have arranged them to use OE if needed. Thank you for your reply. B.rgds, Kevin P.S. I use XP pro, aunt uses XP pro, mother XP media ctr. In remote sessions, I can see them when they ask for assistance, but neither can connect with me when I ask for remote assistance. Pls advise me proper newsgroup to post this at. Tks.

Re: FLV and wmv embedded video "makc.the.great[ at ]gmail.com" <makc.the.great[ at ]gmail.com> 27.06.2007 11:22:11 On Jun 23, 3:32 am, "General Mailbox" <nos...[ at ]pls.net> wrote: [Quoted Text] > Please inform me the html code to > place in the e-mail, or to my personal webspace, that would cause a player > to display and play the video (.wmv if still able, and .flv). Unlike wmv, you need not only activex, but also player applet, to embed flv. It is swf file with script in it to load and show flv. See, for example of such an applet, http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_FLV_Player